The 'Chef' Black Hole That Prevents Star Birth ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Primordial Black Holes as Seeds for Extremely Overmassive AGN Observed by JWST"
A giant black hole born after the Big Bang explains the oddities of a distant galaxy.
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Webb Telescope found a distant galaxy where a black hole is hundreds of times more massive than all its stars. The answer may be a giant primordial black hole — a 'seed' that grew so fast, stars simply didn't have time to ignite around it.
🎯 Primordial black holes were first described in detail by [scientist:Stephen Hawking]Stephen Hawking[/scientist] in the 1970s. He suggested they could be extremely tiny but would eventually evaporate.