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Research suggests the James Webb telescope's mysterious Little Red Dots could be primordial black holes from the Big Bang era

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Are the James Webb Space Telescope's mysterious Little Red Dots actually tiny black holes left over from the Big Bang era?
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Summary

New research suggests that Little Red Dots, objects that have puzzled astronomers since the James Webb Space Telescope began discovering them, could host primordial black holes born during the Big Bang.

This continues an earlier story: Early-universe star collisions could explain Little Red Dots and rapidly growing black holes

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  1. Space.com

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    Space.com reports that new research suggests the Little Red Dots, which have puzzled astronomers since the James Webb Space Telescope began discovering them, could host primordial black holes born during the Big Bang.

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