A giant disk of cold gas and dust fuels a possible black hole at the core of this galaxy. Estimated to be 300 light years across, the disk is tipped enough to provide astronomers with a clear view of the bright hub, which presumably harbors the black hole. The dark dusty disk, represents a cold outer region which extends inward to an ultra-hot accretion disk, within a few hundred million miles of the suspected black hole. This disk feeds matter into the black hole where gravity compresses and heats the material. Hot gas rushes from the vicinity of the black hole's radio jets. The jets are aligned perpendicular to the disk, like an axle through a wheel. This provides strong circumstantial evidence for the black hole's central engine.