James Webb Space Telescope suggests supermassive black holes grew from heavy cosmic 'seeds' - Space.com

"Our results imply that in the early universe, supermassive black holes might have gained their mass before their host galaxies did, and the initial black hole seeds could have been more massive than today."

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May 08 2024
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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has observed light from stars surrounding some of the earlier supermassive black holes in the universe — black holes seen as they were less than a billion years … [+6067 chars]

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