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The Quasar That Shouldn’t Exist: J0313–1806’s Cosmic Mystery

Shining brighter than a trillion suns, the quasar in J0313–1806 is powered by the oldest and fastest-growing supermassive black hole ever discovered. But here’s the twist—it existed just 670 million years after the Big Bang, when black holes weren’t supposed to be this big… or this bright.

In this episode of Proving the Concept, we dive into the incredible story of quasar J0313–1806, a beacon from the early universe that’s forcing scientists to rethink how black holes—and galaxies—formed in cosmic infancy.

What You’ll Learn:
• What a quasar is and how it becomes so luminously powerful
• Why J0313–1806’s age and brightness are cosmologically shocking
• How astronomers study objects this far away (hint: it involves light that’s over 13 billion years old)
• What this quasar tells us about early galaxy formation, black hole growth, and the edges of known physics

It’s bright, ancient, and breaking every rule in the cosmic book.

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