Astronomii au identificat un posibil nou tip de obiect cosmic: o „stea” cu o gaură neagră în centru

A mysterious object observed by the James Webb Space Telescope may represent an unknown stage in the formation of supermassive black holes. Named MoM-BH-1, it is located in the constellation Cetus and dates back to a time when the universe was about 660 million years old. Researchers believe it could be a black hole surrounded by dense gas, emitting light similar to a star. The object's unusual color and spectrum have led to the hypothesis that it combines characteristics of both black holes and stars. This discovery could help explain the rapid formation of supermassive black holes in the early universe.