Irrelevant and lacking sufficient reading comprehension that he does not even realize when he proves someone else's point:
"The distance is THOUGHT to depend on the black hole mass,"
Gallo said.
"The larger the black hole, the larger the distance and the longer you
expect for light to be emitted from the accretion disk to hit the
broad-line region."
And as is well noted, things like the gravitation constant, which is ASSUMED to be constant, do not accurately model the universe we observe, hence things like dark matter, and fudge factors. As pointed out previously, there are theories of gravity that do not maintain gravity as behaving consistently over distance.
By knowing this number, the speed of the broad-line region, the speed of light and what’s called the GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT.