This giant black hole, which is 12,000 million times greater than the Sun, originated 1,000 million years after the Big Bang.

International astronomers have discovered in the constellation of Pisces an extremely large active black hole, equivalent to 12,000 million soles.
It is the largest and brightest quasar, which already existed in the early universe.
According to research published in the journal 'Nature', this giant black hole, which is 12,000 million times bigger than the sun, and when it originated 1,000 million years after the Big Bang produced a disproportionate amount of light and energy .
The discovery of such a bright quasar tests the theories describing the formation of black holes in the early universe.
"How could they grow so fast supermassive black holes while the universe was so young? How interacted with the galaxy and the environment? The quasar found is a unique laboratory for answers to these questions, "said Xiaohui Fan, science team member from the University of Beijing, China.
Experts have noted that the quasar was incredibly old: It originated about 1,000 million years after the Big Bang, existing from about 12,800 million years ago.
In addition, the quasar is incredibly bright, produces more light and other forms of radiation 420 trillion sun-like stars.