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The Two Most Distant Quasars Ever Observed: U of A Astronomers Help Shatter Cosmic Record

The two most distant quasars ever observed: U of A astronomers help shatter cosmic record

The two most distant quasars ever observed: U of A astronomers help shatter cosmic record

July 6, 2026

In this illustration, matter swirling around a supermassive black hole glows brightly, while two beams of highly energetic particles are depicted shooting out from the center in both directions perpendicular to the swirling disk of gas and matter.

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