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The basic concepts of an alternative theory of Non-Inflationary Cosmology established by the author, in this paper are applied as astrophysical mechanisms for creation of a theoretical model in favor of a unique galaxy with reverse rotating two discs. Based mainly on the phenomenon of the galactic local explosion/implosion phenomenon with its direct applications, this primary model is more extended, aiming at the consideration of the possibility of a binary system of supermassive black holes in the core of such galaxy. This prediction is necessary for enlightening the unusual behavior of this galaxy, moreover, for the disclosure of gravitational radiation of this theoretical model, initiating creation of a unique program for the prospective observations/detection of similar galaxies. Revealed by the theory of Non-Inflationary Cosmology original state of matter in the state of Bose condensate inside a galactic supermassive black hole is able to reveal macroscopic quantum gravity phenomena.
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Avetissian, A.K. Non-Inflationary Cosmology Scenario of a Unique Galaxy with Reverse Rotating Two Discs. Gravit. Cosmol. 27, 226–239 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S020228932103004X
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