Quasar : J0529-4351
An international team of astronomers said the recently discovered quasar named J0529-4351 was the brightest and fastest-growing quasar discovered so far and had a supermassive black hole about 17 billion times the mass of the Sun.
- Quasar is an extremely active and luminous type of active galactic nucleus (AGN).
- An AGN is nothing more than a supermassive black hole that is active and feeding at the centre of a galaxy.
- All quasars are AGNs, but not all AGNs are quasars.
- Quasars are thought to form in regions of the universe where the large-scale density of matter is much higher than average.
- They are among the most luminous, powerful, and vibrant objects known in the universe.