The strong magnetic field (SMF) central engine

Abstract

The Strong Magnetic Field Central Engine model (SMF) has been developed since 1961 to explain the variety of morphology and energetics of objects of galactic dimension. It is suggested that in the very center of our own Milky Way Galaxy, a newly discovered object, GZ‐A, is the remnant of our own weak central engine, but a prototype of those in far more energetic active galactic nuclei, such as in Seyferts and quasars.