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The James Webb Space Telescope measured the mass of a black hole in the early Universe directly for the first time — and the result breaks the standard picture of how black holes grow. Abell2744-QSO1 is a "Little Red Dot" seen as it was 700 million years after the Big Bang. Its black hole is about 50 million times the mass of the Sun, and makes up roughly two-thirds of the object's entire mass. In nearby galaxies, that fraction is thousands of times smaller. The measurement came from watching hydrogen gas orbit in clean Keplerian circles — motion that only happens if the mass is concentrated at the centre rather than spread through stars. Two explanations remain on the table: direct collapse of a giant gas cloud, or a primordial black hole formed in the first moments after the Big Bang. Neither has been confirmed. Sources: ESA/Webb — "Webb reveals black hole that formed before its galaxy" (27 May 2026) Juodžbalis et al., Nature — "A direct black-hole mass measurement in a little red dot at high redshift" #space #astronomy #blackhole #jwst #science

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