
doi: 10.1007/bf00650155
In this paper we discuss observational and theoretical arguments in favour of hypothesis on ‘nomad life’ of active nuclei inside and outside galaxies as well as its consequences. It may be the anisotropic collapse of a supermassive star, or the disruption of a supermassive binary system after the collapse of one companion that would give birth to such nuclei. We predict the existence of veritable quasi-stellar active objects without any ghost gagalies.
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