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Is this the reason behind hundreds of little red dots in the sky?

Now researchers from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore think they have the answer – a never-before-seen type of black hole, according to their paper in Physical Review Letters.

‘They are very compact, red objects, seen as they were within roughly the first billion years after the Big Bang,’ the study’s co-author, Loris Del Grosso, tells Metro.

‘At first they were puzzling because they did not fit either of the obvious explanations.’

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