The Euclid Space Telescope Has Found 31 New Ancient Quasars, Including the Most Ancient One Ever Found

Euclid's early success in discovering 31 ancient quasars, including one from just 800 million years after the Big Bang, marks a significant leap in our understanding of the early universe. This impressive find, though not the telescope's primary mission, sheds light on the formation of the first galaxies and the behavior of supermassive black holes. The insights gained from these quasars could rewrite our understanding of cosmic evolution, offering clues about the universe's infancy and the forces shaping it.