Re:'Ultramassive' black hole discovered – bigger than the ma...
by midoridensha on Thursday March 30, 2023 @03:16AM
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>The puzzle here is that astronomers have no clear picture of how these ultra massive black holes are formed so early in the evolution of the universe.
Perhaps we're in a black hole now, and the universe only seems "young" (its current age of ~13B years) because that's when it fell into the black hole.
Perhaps we're in a black hole now, and the universe only seems "young" (its current age of ~13B years) because that's when it fell into the black hole.