BOUNDLESS EXPANSE 3D

J1342+0928

QUASAR · a beacon from the dawn
J1342+0928
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LIGHT FROM 690 million years after the big bangBLACK HOLE 800 million Suns, far too early

One of the most distant quasars known, shining at us from when the universe was only five percent of its current age. Its black hole already weighed 800 million Suns, which is the puzzle: by every standard recipe, there was not enough time to grow it. Either black holes were born big, or they grew in ways we have not understood yet. The early universe keeps grading our homework.

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