Is This the First Black Hole Ever Created?

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Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered what may be one of the oldest black holes in the universe — possibly even predating stars and galaxies themselves. This mysterious object, called QSO1, is incredibly massive and nearly &quot;naked,&quot; with little to no surrounding galaxy. Could this be the first evidence of a primordial black hole, formed just seconds after the Big Bang?  If proven true, this discovery could flip our understanding of how the universe was built — changing everything we know about black holes, galaxy formation, and even the laws of physics. :milky_way:  Watch to uncover the mystery of this ancient cosmic beast! WooGlobe Ref : WGA188860 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Scientists may have just spotted a black hole, older than the stars themselves.

00:04And if they're right, it could rewrite the entire story of the universe.

00:09Using the James Webb Space Telescope, researchers found a strange object, 13 billion light-years away.

00:16It's a black hole that formed just 600 million years after the Big Bang.

00:20But here's the twist. It's huge.

00:22Fifty times the mass of our Sun, and there's barely any galaxy around it.

00:26That makes no sense, unless it's a primordial black hole.

00:30Unlike regular black holes, which form when stars collapse.

00:34Primordial black holes may have formed in the first seconds after the Big Bang.

00:38Before stars, before galaxies.

00:40Just pure cosmic chaos collapsing into ultra-dense matter.

00:44This one, named QSO1, is basically naked.

00:48No heavy elements, no real host galaxy.

00:51That's unheard of, and it could mean black holes didn't come after galaxies.

00:55They came first.

00:57If confirmed, this would flip everything we thought we knew about how the universe was built.

01:02One thing's for sure, the universe still has secrets.

01:05And we've only just started to uncover them.

01:07So we'll play when they're in the second part.

01:08And we'll create a recognition for bones.

01:08Amen.

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