'Little red dots' spotted by the James Webb telescope may just be awkward black holes going through a phase
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The James Webb telescope has detected "little red dots" that are sparking curiosity among astronomers. These mysterious dots may be related to black holes, with some findings suggesting they could be a type of "black hole star". The nature of the little red dots remains a mystery, with ongoing research and debate among experts in the field.
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