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How 2 quasars at the dawn of time could be a Rosetta stone for the early universe

Submit on Tuesday, June 18th, 2024 22:11

The two active supermassive black holes are the most distant pair of quasars ever seen and shed more light on how the universe transformed into what it is today.

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