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Do ‘black hole stars’ solve a puzzle in the early universe?
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A new class of object called a black hole star could solve the problem.
Enter black hole starsSo de Graaff and her colleagues developed a model they’re calling a black hole star.
Still, these black hole star models describe the data much better than any other type of model.
We still don’t know whether the supermassive black hole stars can do the same.
Bottom line: Astronomers have proposed black hole stars to explain the mysterious little red dots that Webb has seen in the early universe.
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