Scientists Just Found a Black Hole Wearing a Star Costume
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have spotted MoM-BH*-1, a bizarre object from when the universe was just 660 million years old that looks like a giant star but is actually a black hole wrapped in a shroud of insanely dense, glowing gas. It pumps out 100 billion times more energy than nuclear fusion could ever produce, and its light gets swallowed in ways no normal star can explain. The discovery, published in Nature, may finally explain the mysterious 'little red dots' JWST keeps finding scattered across the early cosmos.
The universe really said 'new star who dis' and it was just a black hole in a trench coat.