The mysterious red dots: a new clue to galaxy and black hole origins
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed small red dots in the early universe, challenging traditional models. These objects could be key in understanding the connection between star clusters and supermassive black holes.
### The enigma of the small red dots
Appearing in the universe at just 7% of its current age, these luminous objects defy classic theories with their intense reddish color and brightness.
### A hybrid theory for the mystery
Astronomers propose that the small red dots are a bridge between star clusters and galactic nuclei, shedding light on the early evolution of galaxies and black holes.
### What they tell us about cosmic evolution
These objects suggest a close relationship between galaxy and black hole evolution from the universe’s infancy, hinting at more hidden red dots waiting to be discovered.
