A newly discovered supermassive black hole is growing at 2.4 times the theoretical speed limit, consuming 300 to 3,000 suns per year. Scientists are forced to rethink black hole physics as this cosmic giant defies the Eddington limit, suggesting a new formation theory. This black hole’s extreme growth could explain why massive black holes existed so early in the universe’s history. Located 12.8 billion light-years away, it offers a rare glimpse into the chaotic conditions of the infant universe.