Scientists find supermassive black holes that challenge current understanding (opens original article in a new tab)

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope discovered that some supermassive black holes may be larger than expected for their host galaxies, challenging current understanding of their growth and formation.

• NASA's James Webb Space Telescope found some supermassive black holes may be too large for their host galaxies
• Astronomers are studying how these black holes form and affect galaxy evolution
• Two hypotheses exist about the formation of supermassive black hole seeds, but no direct evidence supports either