Astronomers have identified a quasar hosting the most distant supermassive black hole discovered to date, thanks to observations from the Euclid space telescope. This discovery offers potential insights into the rapid growth of these massive objects in the early universe.
The Euclid space telescope has facilitated the discovery of a quasar that contains the most distant supermassive black hole yet observed. The finding could help researchers understand how black holes grew so massive so quickly in the early universe, according to science_news.
The source did not provide additional details about the size or location of the black hole beyond stating it is the “most distant” ever found. It also did not specify when the discovery was made, only that it was a recent finding enabled by the Euclid telescope.
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