5 images of galaxies with supermassive black holes captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope

Know what supermassive black holes look like with their host galaxies. Here, are the images captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope.

Experts suggest that we have millions of black holes spread across the universe, however, locating them is one of the toughest tasks.

There are four types of black holes with different sizes and properties. However, supermassive black holes are the most dangerous kind.

The NASA Hubble space telescope captures these 5 images of galaxies with their supermassive black holes.

The galaxy SDSS J1354+1327 consists of a supermassive black hole which was captured when it was blowing huge bubbles of hot and bright gas.

NGC 5548: This galaxy was spotted with a supermassive black hole showcasing strange activities. However, it was an understanding to researchers about how black holes interact with host galaxies.

Markarian 231: This is the host galaxy of two supermassive black holes.

Markarian 817: This galaxy consists of a monster black hole which is releasing blasting material into space at over 14 million kilometres per hour

Galaxy NGC 4438: This galaxy also consists of a supermassive black hole blowing hot gas into space.