Euclid Telescope Finds Quasars Within 700 Million Years of the Big Bang

The Euclid telescope has discovered 31 previously undetected quasars that date back to within 700 million years of the Big Bang, offering unprecedented insights into the early universe. These quasars are incredibly distant and their detection helps astronomers understand the formation of the first galaxies and the behavior of supermassive black holes in the early cosmos. This discovery is significant because it sheds light on the universe's infancy, revealing how these cosmic structures evolved over time.