Pushing the absolute boundaries of modern astronomical comprehension, deep-space researchers have identified an incredible galaxy harboring three actively feeding supermassive black holes simultaneously. Located an immense 12.5 billion light-years away from Earth, this unprecedented system offers a rare glimpse into the absolute infancy of our universe. What makes the discovery truly mind-boggling is the extreme proximity of the cosmic monsters: two of the active black holes are separated by a mere 620 light-years and are locked in a gravitational dance that will inevitably force them to merge into a single entity. With one of the black holes weighing as much as 80 million suns, this discovery completely shatters existing theoretical models regarding how quickly supermassive structures could grow in the early cosmos.
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