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A new study suggests they aren't galaxies at all, but single, titanic stars powered by dark matter.

  • Writer: Sandeep K S
    Sandeep K S
  • 7 days ago
  • 1 min read
The image presents a unified solution of "Dark Stars" to explain anomalies observed by JWST, such as unexpectedly bright "Blue Monster" galaxies, overmassive black holes, and "Little Red Dots." Theoretical dark stars, driven by dark matter annihilation, not nuclear fusion, offer potential evidence and a natural seed for black holes in early universe formation.
The image presents a unified solution of "Dark Stars" to explain anomalies observed by JWST, such as unexpectedly bright "Blue Monster" galaxies, overmassive black holes, and "Little Red Dots." Theoretical dark stars, driven by dark matter annihilation, not nuclear fusion, offer potential evidence and a natural seed for black holes in early universe formation.

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