Some supermassive black holes may contain fingerprints from the Big Bang

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The elements around some giant black holes may be subtly different from the cosmic average, retaining a relic memory of the young universe.

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"So perhaps the SMBHs in the universe didn't originate from normal astrophysical processes, like the deaths of stars and a steady diet of gas. Perhaps these giant black holes originated in the momentous early moments of the Big Bang."

This report suggest the origin of SMBHs in the universe, took place under processes, very different than what we see operating in the universe today and the report indicates this. Example, observations of M42 and young stars said to be evolving inside the giant molecular gas cloud, perhaps. Cleary *the beginning* was very different than what we observe taking place in the Milky Way galaxy today or in our solar system today.