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Quasars powered by supermassive black holes have been unexpectedly vanishing. Scientists have started to figure out why.
Astronomers have known where the universe’s missing matter has been hiding for the past 20 years. So why did it take so long to find it?
For decades, astronomers weren’t able to find all of the atomic matter in the universe. A series of recent papers has revealed where it’s been hiding.
It weighs as much as 780 million suns and helped to cast off the cosmic Dark Ages. But now that astronomers have found the earliest known black hole, they wonder: How could this giant have grown so big, so fast?