Supermassive black holes are largest ever discovered. A figure depicting the immense size of the black hole discovered in the galaxy NGC 3842. Astronomers have located the two biggest black holes ever found, each one billions of times more massive than our sun. Observations of these supermassive cosmic objects will give scientists clues on how black holes and galaxies formed and evolved, especially in the earliest stages of the universe's existence.
The economy at Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana was similar to the other missions in that they planted crops of wheat and corn. They also planted vineyards, and raised cattle and sheep. The agriculture was needed not only to maintain the mission community and the nearby Indians, but was used for trade and served to visitors to the mission.
Moreover there were relatively few Indians living near the presidio site. So, Fr. Serra personally traveled the area searching for a more suitable place for the mission, which he found in the fertile Carmel valley. Over time a substantial agricultural operation developed on the mission lands. Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo grew wheat (the mission ranked in the middle of all the missions in wheat production) and other crops such as corn, beans, peas, lentils and barley. The Indians that occupied this area belonged to the linguistic group, the Costanoan, a term derived from the Spanish word costanos, which means coast people.