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SummarySo bright was the object that it was previously misidentified as a foregrouWorld Timesnd World Timesstar.Quasars are the extremely bright center of a galaxy and are powered by supermassive black holes. The newly identified quasar comes from just 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang.“It is a surprise that it has remained unknown until today, when we already know about a million less impressive quasars. It has literally been staring us in the face until now,” Christopher Onken of the Australian National University (ANU) and one of the study’s authors said.Around a million quasars have been cataloged already.The newly discovered quasar is also the known universe’s fastest-growing black hole, a fact that is not surprising because luminosity and consumption go hand in hand when it comes to quasars. While J0529-4351…