These intriguing little objects look like their name: distant, small objects that appear red in the JWST observations. That description also fits active galactic nuclei (AGN), which are powered by supermassive black holes. As part of the supernova event, they also would have created the first stellar black holes. Those could then go on to collide, especially if they exist in crowded stellar environments, and form even more massive black holes. For More InformationAstronomers Find an Enigmatic Source that is Most Likely a Little Red Dot in FormationPseudo Little Red Dot: an Active Black Hole Embedded in a Dense and Dusty, Metal-poor Starburst Galaxy at Z=5.98Little Red Dots as Young Supermassive Black Holes in Dense Ionized Cocoons