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Ancient star collisions could explain mysterious Little Red Dots and 'impossible' black holes

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Space5h ago

Centerprovisional

Ancient star collisions could explain mysterious Little Red Dots and 'impossible' black holes

"Little Red Dots are a hot topic in astronomy. You can compare studies to the tale of blind people who are trying to describe an elephant by touching it, and each person describes it differently based on what part they're touching."

Original

Phys.org5h ago

Centerprovisional

JWST may have found where heavy black hole seeds formed

"Little Red Dots are a hot topic in astronomy. You can compare studies to the tale of blind people who are trying to describe an elephant by touching it, and each person describes it differently based on what part they're touching."

Original

Space5h ago

Centerprovisional

Ancient star collisions could explain mysterious Little Red Dots and 'impossible' black holes

"Little Red Dots are a hot topic in astronomy. You can compare studies to the tale of blind people who are trying to describe an elephant by touching it, and each person describes it differently based on what part they're touching."

Original

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