Summary
The discovery of ancient, massive quasars suggests early galaxies grew faster than expected.
Quasars are luminous objects powered by supermassive black holes at the centers of young galaxies.
These quasars are the oldest and most massive found to date.
Their existence forces scientists to rethink models of early galaxy formation.
The discovery of ancient, massive quasars suggests early galaxies grew faster than expected.
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