Cosmic Object

• NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory discovered a rare cosmic object 11.8 billion light-years away that emits X-rays. • This object is a "little red dot," a type of compact galaxy that typically does not shine in X-rays despite being powered by a black hole. • The discovery provides a potential explanation for how black holes grow into supermassive versions early in the universe's history.

• Astronomers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have discovered a new type of cosmic object, described as a black hole "star," located approximately 30 billion light-years from Earth. • The object is characterized by its massive scale, spanning the size of the entire solar system, and emits a brilliant red glow. • The discovery occurred while scientists were scanning for the most distant galaxies in the known universe, leading them to investigate a mysterious red spot in the telescope's imagery.