Telescopul James Webb a surprins un obiect cosmic nemaivăzut

The James Webb Telescope has detected a unique cosmic object, possibly a 'star-black hole', formed 660 million years after the Big Bang. This object, named MoM-BH-1*, is comparable in size to the Solar System and emits an intense red light, suggesting it may contain a black hole surrounded by dense gas. This discovery could explain the origins of mysterious 'Little Red Dots' and the formation of early supermassive black holes in the universe. Researchers believe these objects may represent early stages of black hole growth, crucial for understanding their rapid development in galaxies.