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Two Supermassive Black Holes Found Remarkably Close Together in the Early Universe

Two Supermassive Black Holes Found Remarkably Close Together in the Early Universe

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Astronomers have discovered two actively feeding supermassive black holes separated by just 175 parsecs in the distant galaxy system MG B2016+112.

Using gravitational lensing to analyze archival spectral data, researchers uncovered evidence of a compact black hole pair formed during an ancient galactic merger. Their unexpectedly different feeding rates could reveal new clues about how black holes grow and evolve in the early universe.

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