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The Early Universe Helps Black Holes Grow Big, But Not In The Long Run

Universe Today·Nov 4

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The early universe is reported to play a role in the growth of black holes, helping them become large. However, this growth is said to be limited to a certain period, and not sustained over time. The long-term growth of black holes is not aided by the early universe.

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