The black hole discovered by scientists not too long ago also hides an extraordinary secret that reveals to us that we still know very little about the universe we are part of. More precisely, scientists have discovered a distant quasar that hides the oldest black hole known to mankind, this being discovered by scientists as a huge surprise that totally amazed them, and shows us more surprises in the universe.
The black hole which seems to support the existence of that quasar would be more than 13 billion years old, or at least that's what the scientists calculated when they started studying it carefully. It seems that 13 billion years is the time it took for the light emitted by that quasar to reach Earth, and since objects of this kind have a black hole supporting them, it is clear that both exist in the same place in the universe.
Black Hole: Extraordinary SECRET that had been HIDDEN until now
The black hole that we are talking about now was formed a very short time after the universe, just like the quasar detected by scientists, and of course that also generated a lot of question marks. The black hole of color and a mass 1.6 billion times that of our sun, making it twice the size of the previous record holder in this respect, so we are talking about an important observation.
"This is the earliest evidence of how a supermassive black hole affects the galaxy around it. From observations of less distant galaxies, we know this must happen, but we've never seen it happen so early in the Universe. The most distant quasars are crucial to understanding how the oldest black holes formed and to understanding cosmic reionization – the last major transition phase of our Universe.”
The black hole it supports a quasar that generates a light 10 billion times greater than that produced by our sun, something scientists have discovered with great surprise. Scientists were surprised to discover that this quasar was formed so early after the appearance of the universe, but the black hole was formed before it, to provide it with the necessary energy to emit the light that reached Earth.
The black hole what this quasar supports is most likely a few hundred million years older, but for now not many details are known about what happened there.
