Astrophysical Jet Size? I am wondering about what is the estimated size of astrophysical jet that shoots out from a black hole, I don’t know if it is determined by the size of a black hole.

What would classify a black hole that is able to have at least 10 planets orbit it? Is it considered stellar?

If so, what would the estimated astrophysical jet or quasar be?
There are multiple categories of Black Hole powered astrophysical jets:

Microquasars: As their name implies, they are somewhat like a highly scaled-downed version of quasars, but unlike quasars, they are powered by accretion from a donor star. They contain stellar-mass black holes.

Quasars: They are huge systems of accretion disk(s) around supermassive black holes.  They are found in the centers of galaxies, and are very powerful, enough to outshine their host galaxies.


The size of jets depends on the type: microquasars have jets only a few light years long, whereas quasars have jets millions of light years long.
The size of the jets depends on the mass of the Black hole and the magnetic field of the black hole and the magnetic field of the accretion disk.