I recently viewed a documentary on Quasars. IIRC, they are interpreted as immense BH's with inflowing matter of galactic size to account for their brightness, and their redshift, applying Hubble's Law, indicates they are far removed, closer to the BB than any galaxies within our observable universe. Question: did galaxies form that early after the BB to account for the huge inflows of matter and brightness? TIA, AG
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