Supermassive black holes seem to have formed extremely early in the history of the universe-- begging the question of how they got so big, so fast.
A new study notes the universe was smaller and more densely packed then, allowing black holes to gobble up matter more quickly. The study also speculates that early black holes may have lacked accretion disks, allowing matter to flow directly into them more easily.
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