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Research Shows The Early Universe Had Way More Black Holes Than We Thought

Early universe housed more black holes than previously estimated, aiding understanding of their growth and formation. Supermassive black holes existed sooner than thought.

Black holes formed quasars less than a billion years after Big Bang

Supermassive black holes are found in every galaxy, including early Universe, challenging our understanding of their rapid growth.

Scientists create the largest chart of active supermassive black holes

Supermassive black holes are concentrated masses in the centers of galaxies, with the 3D map revealing 1.3 million of them.

The map, created with data from the Gaia spacecraft, shows quasars - active supermassive black holes feeding on material, emitting bright radiation.

Newly spotted black hole has mass of 17 billion Suns, adding another daily

Quasars are super bright objects produced by actively feeding supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies.

J0529−4351 is the brightest quasar ever observed, initially mistaken for a star due to its appearance.

Research Shows The Early Universe Had Way More Black Holes Than We Thought

Early universe housed more black holes than previously estimated, aiding understanding of their growth and formation. Supermassive black holes existed sooner than thought.

Black holes formed quasars less than a billion years after Big Bang

Supermassive black holes are found in every galaxy, including early Universe, challenging our understanding of their rapid growth.

Scientists create the largest chart of active supermassive black holes

Supermassive black holes are concentrated masses in the centers of galaxies, with the 3D map revealing 1.3 million of them.

The map, created with data from the Gaia spacecraft, shows quasars - active supermassive black holes feeding on material, emitting bright radiation.

Newly spotted black hole has mass of 17 billion Suns, adding another daily

Quasars are super bright objects produced by actively feeding supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies.

J0529−4351 is the brightest quasar ever observed, initially mistaken for a star due to its appearance.

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The brightest object in the universe is a quasar with a black hole inside

The quasar J0529-4351 is the brightest and fastest-growing known quasar, with intense light emissions from a massive black hole.

Quasars were initially mistaken for nearby stars due to their brightness but are now recognized as powerful and distant objects.

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