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Black Hole Star Solves Universe Origin
Astronomers have successfully discovered a new type of celestial body called a "Black Hole Star," which may contribute to explaining the mystery of the "small red dots" observed in the early universe. This object resembles a star the size of the Solar System but possesses an immense energy-producing capacity—up to one hundred billion times that of a normal star—and its energy output is comparable to that of black holes. The "Black Hole Star" was observed when the universe was only about 660 million years old, using the James Webb Space Telescope. This discovery opens new horizons for understanding how celestial bodies formed during the universe's earliest stages.
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