"The “First Dark Matter Galaxy Found” is a galaxy of Hydrogen I spinning just like a galaxy is supposed to because of the black hole at it’s center"

Question: where (RA, Dec) is the "black hole at it's center"?

Question: what is the mass of the "black hole at it's center"?

Question: what is the mass of this "Dark Matter Galaxy"?

Question: how big (light-years) is this "Dark Matter Galaxy"?

Question: how old is this "Dark Matter Galaxy"?

Please be sure to distinguish between what's observed (so, cite the observations) and what you infer, from your idea.

"The Ghost Galaxy is a perfect example for revealing how galaxies evolve from the Dark Matter galaxy"

Question: how does this evolution work (in your idea)?

Question: what are the stages, of this evolution (in your idea)?

Question: how long does each stage take?

"Notice that the Ghost galaxy is classified as a Blue Compact Dwarf Galaxy (BCD), but it is obviously going to evolve into a Spiral Galaxy. In fact, if you look at the picture again, you can even see where the “Bar” and the “Bulge” are going to be. It is also quite evident that the black hole has spun the H I into it’s spiral formation before stars have even been formed there."

Question: what is it that leads you to conclude that this galaxy "is obviously going to evolve into a Spiral Galaxy"?

Question: where is 'the black hole'?

Question: how long did it take, in your idea, for "the black hole [to spin] the H I into it’s spiral formation"?

Question: how, in your idea, did "the black hole" accomplish this?

"So, quite simply, the Dark Matter Galaxies evolve into Low Surface Bright Galaxies (LSB’s) and BCD’s, which evolve into the High Surface Bright Galaxies (HSB’s) we have all come to know and love."

Question: how long, in your idea, does it take for LSB's and BCD's to evolve into HSB's?

Question: what is the rate, in your idea, at which today's HSB's formed?

Question: when did today's HSB's form?