The James Webb Space Telescope, known as the most powerful geographic instrument on Earth and the most expensive in history, recently made a surprising discovery that the telescope captured the most distant black hole from the Earth, with an unusually large mass of about 9 million times that of the Sun, which is equal to the mass of 3 trillion Earths. It was born about 13 billion years ago.
According to the US cable television “CNN” reported that the black hole is located in the CEERS 1019 ancient galaxy, about 570 million years after the big Bang caused by the US space agency NASA, the mass of this black hole is about 9 million times that of the sun, equal to the quality of 3 trillion Earth, whether it is quite large, but far smaller than the black hole in the past early universe.
With a mass nine million times that of the Sun, it’s a small black hole
Although coherent researchers after seeing the CEERS 1019 black hole, feel quite confused, do not know how such a small black hole in the universe, but still found that CEERS 1019 galaxy, has a very interesting feature, the light surface is quite special, is like a line of three bright spots, and most other galaxies appear like a disk.
Researchers show that the Webb Mirror can see data about black holes in nearby galaxies. Researchers not only saw the black hole this time, but also found two other black holes nearby, which appear to have been created 1 billion years after the Big Bang, and are lighter than the black holes at the same time, and CEER 1019’s black hole is a mystery to scientists, and it is not known how this small black hole was created in the early universe.
In the past, other black holes have masses less than a billion times higher than the sun and are relatively easy to detect, but CEERS 1019 black hole is the most distant dull black hole observed so far, belonging to the faint, distant black hole, if it is not attached to the Webb space Telescope, I am afraid that it would never be found. Whether this new discovery is due to the powerful talents of the Weber Mirror, it should soon break the CEERS 1019 black hole record.