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Webb Telescope Finds a Dozing, Overgrown Black Hole in the Early Universe

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The universe's first black holes should be ravenous beasts, growing as quickly as possible. At least that's what most astronomers thought. The post Webb Telescope Finds a Dozing, Overgrown Black Hole in the Early Universe appeared first on Study Finds.

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Webb Telescope Finds a Dozing, Overgrown Black Hole in the Early Universe

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