Quasars

New simulations offer a solution: This is how black holes grew quickly to become supermassive in the early universe

Avi Blizovsky
January 30, 2026
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Simulation study claims that the young universe was chaotic and rich in dense gas, allowing even “light seeds” to undergo “binge” episodes that exceeded conventional growth limits

Quasars

New simulations offer a solution: This is how black holes grew quickly to become supermassive in the early universe

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