Oldest black holes found in 13 billion light-year distant galaxies
An international team using the Chandra X-Ray Observatory found supermassive black holes at galaxy centers about 13 billion light years away, dating to roughly 1 billion years after the universe formed. They grow with their galaxies and imply rapid early development.
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