Detailed simulations of the early universe suggest that the compact red sources captured by the James Webb Space Telescope could be young black holes growing at extreme rates, potentially explaining how the first supermassive black holes formed.
Simulations Link JWST's Little Red Dots to Young, Fast-Growing Black Holes
Detailed simulations of the early universe suggest that the compact red sources captured by the James Webb Space Telescope could be young black holes growing at extreme rates, potentially explaining how the first supermassive black holes formed.
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