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The number of supermassive black holes populating the universe during the cosmic dark ages appears to drastically exceed estimates for how many billion -solar-mass black holes should have existed back then.
The surprising find is the result of a 14-year study conducted with the Hubble Space Telescope .
The study team searched the Hubble Ultra Deep Field for any faint objects that seem to exhibit variable brightness.
First stars formed between 150 million and 200 million years after the Big Bang .
These primordial stars quickly collapsed in on themselves from their own gravitational pulls, forming intermediate mass black holes.
The next generation of stars were more "normal" stars with masses typical of what we find in our galaxy today .
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