Early Universe’s ‘Little Red Dots’ May Be Black Hole Stars

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Scientists have identified the "little red dots," mysterious celestial bodies that appeared around a billion years after the universe's birth, approximately 13.7 billion years ago. These theoretical objects derive their energy from black holes, rather than nuclear fusion like ordinary stars.

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Black holes are still one of the great enigmas of the universe. Find out more about them in Tv Azteca Quintana Roo . You might be interested in: Amazing discovery! Astronomers detect the birth of a new solar system What are they? Black holes seem to be taken out of a movie, but they are real and very fascinating phenomena of the universe. They are zones in space with such gravity that nothing can escape, not even light. They are formed when a ve…