Comment by layer8
17 hours ago
Actual paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-025-02651-2
From the abstract: “This is the lowest-mass object known to us, by two orders of magnitude, to be detected at a cosmological distance by its gravitational effect. This work demonstrates the observational feasibility of using gravitational imaging to probe the million-solar-mass regime far beyond our local Universe.”
And when you are trying out a new imaging method, the selection bias for "long tail weird stuff" that shows up is pretty high.
Assuming this is repeatable, it will take a while to contextualize.