Triple Black Hole System Found in Early Universe Galaxy

Astronomers report discovery of three supermassive black holes in a galaxy observed as it existed in the early universe, with two separated by only 620 light-years and expected to merge. The finding, if confirmed, would be the first triple black hole system detected at such an early epoch, providing new constraints on galaxy formation and black hole merger rates. The source is a translated news report, so details on the observational method and peer review are not yet available.

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