ScienceWebb’s little red dots may be short-lived ‘black hole stars’
One post highlights the idea that objects up to roughly a million times the sun’s mass could incubate the first large black hole seeds.
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A post describes one possible interpretation of Webb’s little red dots: short-lived “black hole stars” with masses up to roughly a million suns. In this scenario, they incubate the first large black hole seeds before the dots fade a few billion years later.
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Webb’s little red dots may be short-lived ‘black hole stars’
One post highlights the idea that objects up to roughly a million times the sun’s mass could incubate the first large black hole seeds.