The nature and origin of black holes and their role in the evolution of the universe still puzzles scientists. Now, a new Discovery from the Webb Telescope suggests that the existence of black holes from the earliest moments of the universe could explain more than one astronomical mystery.
In 1971, Stephen Hawking gave a theory that explained how our universe evolved after the Big Bang. according to this theory Black holes in the universe have been around since there were no stars or galaxies in the universe. As new discoveries from the Webb telescope negate our current model of galaxy evolution, this primordial blackhole theory is becoming more discussed, scientists are saying that this Theory can solve the Webb Telescope's latest early galaxy puzzle without introducing new particles or new physics, we can solve mysteries of modern cosmology. But along with all this some questions have also arisen. Are the black holes of the early universe like the black holes of today or will they be different?. Will we be able to find them?
The recent discovery by the Webb telescope has made this questions even more complicated.
