The Pistol Star

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The Pistol Star is a very large star located in the general direction of our Galaxy's galactic core. If you look back in older astronomy textbooks you will discover astronomers did not expect stars to be this massive. The mass of this star exceeds that predicted by traditional theory of how stars form. The Ball-of-Light Particle Model predicts it will be considered relatively small someday as more and more "stars" are discovered with mass far exceeding this one. At first, these larger "stars" will probably be called black holes or something else. Astronomers will do this because they can not call objects that are larger, "stars" without having conflicts with their peers. In my physics/cosmology these larger objects are simply decaying balls-of-light ejected from the cores of galaxies, which themselves are even larger decaying balls-of-light.