The James Webb Space Telescope, operated by NASA, has enabled scientists to discover three supermassive black holes that are currently consuming matter within the ancient galaxy designated J0148-4214. The light from this galaxy has traversed over 12.5 billion years, revealing its state approximately 1.2 billion years post-Big Bang. Two of these black holes are located near the core of the galaxy, positioned about 620 light-years apart, while the third is situated around 5,500 light-years distant. Their mass estimates range from 600,000 to 80 million solar masses. These observations may provide insights into the rapid growth of massive black holes during the early universe.
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