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A study analyzing a small red object observed by the James Webb Telescope found that its properties could help test the hypothesis that primordial black holes formed before stars. The object was observed about 700 million years after the Big Bang, and its light took 13.1 billion years to reach Earth. Models suggest that a small primordial black hole could grow by swallowing surrounding gas, but the study does not prove that one exists, as other astrophysical explanations remain possible. The researchers plan to examine about 100 more small red objects in search of clearer evidence.
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