What I find interesting about Euclid’s 31 newly identified
What I find interesting about Euclid’s 31 newly identified ancient quasars isn’t just the distance — it’s how quickly some of these black holes seem to have grown after the Big Bang. Every time we push observations earlier, the universe looks less like a slow, tidy buildup and more like a place that got structurally complicated very fast.
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