Where are Quasars in the sky?                                                                                                                       https://thequasarsarereal.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/m87_jet.jpg The above photo     was taken by the Hubble Telescope. This is a quasar jet, also        emitting from black hole, 3C-273   Where would one find a quasar? Look far away in an old galaxy, quasars are some of the most ancient cosmological phenomenons out there! Though they stretch thousands      of times further than the limits of      their own galaxy, quasars aren't anywhere near us. It's likely quasars died out long ago and all we're seeing are ghosts of ancient bright beasts. https://thequasarsarereal.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/3c273.jpeg This photo of a quasar from black hole, 3C-273 was taken by the Chandra X-Ray Observatory Quasars aren't close to us, by any means. For example, one quasar known as PKS 1127-145 is ten billion light-years away from earth. The pictures below are of the exact same space, one in optical light, and one in x-ray. All of the galaxies in the first picture may look close to each other in brightness, but in the second you can clearly see which one is the quasar. The jet coming out of PKS is 10 million light-years long, putting the other galaxies to shame.