James Webb Looked Too Deep Into Space... What It Found Is Shocking
Close your eyes and journey to the edge of the early universe, where a new type of cosmic object has been hiding in plain sight. The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a "black hole star"—a supermassive black hole enshrouded in dense gas, glowing with 100 billion times the energy of our Sun[reference:0][reference:1]. This object, named MoM-BH*-1, existed just 660 million years after the Big Bang[reference:2]. It may solve the mystery of the "little red dots" that have perplexed astronomers for years[reference:3]. As you drift toward sleep, let the quiet wonder of this cosmic discovery…
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