James Webb Telescope Discovered the farthest black hole ever

The largest telescope deployed in space, ‘James Webb Space Telescope’ is unveiling the mysteries of the universe. It started its work in July last year. Since then, it has shown many such pictures which were not revealed before. This time James Webb has made another record. The telescope has detected the most distant black hole ever seen in the universe. It is estimated that this giant black hole is 90 million times bigger than our Sun.

American space agency NASA Accept It is believed that this alleged black hole would have formed 57 crore years after the incident of ‘Big Bang’. It is present in a galaxy named CEERS 1019. Scientists have also detected 2 small black holes in this galaxy. It is estimated that they were formed 1 billion years after the Big Bang.

Near and mid-infrared images from the James Webb Telescope were used to detect the giant black hole. The biggest feature of the James Webb Telescope is that it can obtain high resolution images in the darkness of space. NASA launched this telescope in December 2021. The construction of James Webb cost 10 billion dollars (about Rs 75,330 crore).

The US space agency has also reported that the black hole found in CEERS 1019 is smaller than the black holes discovered in the early universe. This is equal to 90 lakh solar masses. It is very similar to the black hole present at the center of our galaxy. Its mass is also considered to be 46 lakh solar masses.

Scientists also think that the James Webb Telescope will soon detect a black hole that will be much further away than the black hole discovered just now. Anyway, records are meant to be broken. Once upon a time, Hubble Telescope was used for taking pictures of the universe. Now his place has been taken by James Webb, who is equipped with new abilities. This is the reason why we are able to see the distant universe in such a beautiful manner.