"Unveiling the Secrets of Infant Supermassive Black Holes with Webb Telescope"

The James Webb Space Telescope has made an astonishing discovery of early galaxies with massive black holes, challenging traditional galaxy formation theories and suggesting a synchronous development of black holes and stars. This finding could reshape our understanding of cosmic evolution, as it indicates that black holes may have formed along with the first stars, promoting their growth before later suppressing star formation through negative feedback. The proposed new timeline for this shift in early galaxy formation could guide future observational strategies and help contextualize the characteristics of modern galaxies.