Quasars

Most quasars are a ferocious force of nature, but not this one

Astronomers Create Largest-Ever Map of Universe’s Quasars

In a Major Astronomical Feat, 1.3 Million Quasars Illuminate the Universe’s Past

This New Map of 1.3 Million Quasars Is A Powerful Tool

Little Red Dots in Webb Photos Turned Out to Be Quasars

What are the Differences Between Quasars and Microquasars?

Cosmic Cloak & Dagger: Quasars Shrouded by Starburst Galaxies

New research shows quasars can be buried in their host galaxies

From Quasars to Black Holes: Spectral Energy Puts Established Theories in Question

Gluttonous Black Holes Eat Faster Than Thought. Does That Explain Quasars?

Quasars Have Always Had Dark Matter Halos

Gravitational Lensing and Quasars: New Method Measures Galaxy Mass 3 Times More Precisely

James Webb Space Telescope sees 1st starlight from ancient quasars in groundbreaking discovery

Starlight and the first black holes: researchers detect the host galaxies of quasars in the early universe

In a first, JWST detected starlight from distant galaxies with quasars

An X-ray look at the heart of powerful quasars

Graduate student Jocelyn Bell Burnell and her supervisor, Antony Hewish, built a radio telescope to observe quasars in 1967. Their discovery won the 1974 Nobel Prize – for Hewish. 50 years later, Burnell was awarded $3 Million in the Special Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

Galaxy interactions are the dominant trigger for local type 2 quasars | Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

We Finally Know How Quasars Become The Brightest Objects in The Universe

It'll be interesting to see any follow ups, definitely an interesting thought. "Astronomers solve the 60-year mystery of quasars, the most powerful objects in the universe"