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The black hole reportedly has a mass of 10 million times that of the sun. It is located at the center of a baby galaxy 570 million years after the universe began.

James Webb spots supermassive, oldest black hole in the universe 

The black hole reportedly has a mass of 10 million times that of the sun. It is located at the center of a baby galaxy 570 million years after the universe began.

In a first, the James Webb Space Telescope spotted the earliest known black hole in the universe.
The powerful cameras that allow James Webb to look in time to the earliest stages of the universe, discovered the supermassive black hole recently according to reports.
The black hole reportedly has a mass of 10 million times that of the sun. It is located at the center of a baby galaxy 570 million years after the universe began.
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Molecules like carbon dioxide, ammonia, and methane have been found in a molecular cloud.

NASA finds 'building blocks of life' signs 630 light-years from Earth using James Webb Space Telescope

Molecules like carbon dioxide, ammonia, and methane have been found in a molecular cloud.

US space agency NASA's James Webb Telescope has spotted frozen molecules which could go on to become "building blocks of life" in a molecular cloud.
NASA said that the Chamaeleon I cloud, which is 630 light-years from Earth, is so cold and dark that various molecules have frozen onto grains of dust.
Apart from water, molecules like carbon dioxide, ammonia, and methane have been found in the molecular cloud, which is the birthplace of stars and planets. NASA said, "With its data, Webb demonstrates for the first time that molecules more complex than methanol (CH3OH) can form in the icy depths of molecular clouds before stars are born."
"Using Webb&rsquo;s infrared abilities, researchers studied how starlight from beyond the molecular cloud was absorbed by the icy molecules within. This process left us with &ldquo;chemical fingerprints,&rdquo; or absorption lines, that could be compared with lab data to identify the molecules," the agency explained.
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