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Farthest 'black hole star' ever found could help solve the James Webb Space Telescope's little red dot mystery

Farthest 'black hole star' ever found could help solve the James Webb Space Telescope's little red dot mysteryWorldPing

A distant black hole star is providing strong evidence that these objects lie at the hearts of the mysterious little red dots found shortly after the Big Bang by the James Webb Space Telescope.

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