Why are black holes considered the "destroyers and creators" of life? A. Black holes play a role in the formation of galaxies that contain stars, which help planets form and (at least for Earth) support life; but they also can subsume celestial bodies and destroy life that passes the event horizon. B. Scientists have discovered that all known matter emanated from the first black hole in the universe, and that all matter will eventually return to be consumed by Sagittarius A*. C. All light in the universe originates from black holes, and light is necessary to support life, but too much light (as stars grow bigger and stronger) will destroy the life it created through fire. D. DNA is formed inside the center of a black hole and shoots out through the Schwarzschild radius, but when a black hole consumes a celestial object that has life on it, the DNA breaks down at the singularity.