Science & Astronomy
Astronomers Found a 'Black Hole Star' in the Infant Universe. It May Solve JWST's Little-Red-Dot Mystery
Named MoM-BH*-1, it shines like 100 billion Suns yet carries the light signature of a single star. MIT researchers say the best explanation is a black hole cloaked in a solar-system-sized shell of hydrogen - and that Webb's 'little red dots' may be the same thing.