Record-Breaking Quasar Discovered, Sheds Light on Galaxy Formation

Astronomers have identified the fastest-growing black hole in a quasar, offering new insights into the early universe and galaxy evolution.

A Colombian researcher is analyzing signals from quasi-stellar objects to understand their role in galaxy formation.
The brightest known object in the universe, a quasar powered by a supermassive black hole, was recently discovered.
This quasar's black hole is growing at a rate of one sun per day, making it the fastest-growing black hole known.
Studies of these objects could answer key questions about how galaxies formed and evolved after the Big Bang.
The discovery emphasizes the importance of diverse voices in science and the potential for new findings with future observatories.