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fillipeano
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I was reading about quasars, and what I got from it was that quasars are extremely far away (3 billion + light years according to wikipedia), they were common in the early universe, and they have a supermassive black hole in the center of it.
My question is how did these quasars get such massive black holes? How could that happen so soon in the early stages of the universe? I don't know much about the formation of black holes other than they can form from the death of large stars.
My question is how did these quasars get such massive black holes? How could that happen so soon in the early stages of the universe? I don't know much about the formation of black holes other than they can form from the death of large stars.