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Astronomers May Have Found a New Kind of Object in the Early Universe: Black Hole Stars

via Smithsonian Magazine·Aug 14

Peering into the earliest epochs of the cosmos, astronomers have spotted objects that look like enormous clouds of gas wrapped around a feeding black hole. If confirmed, these "black hole stars" would explain how supermassive black holes grew so large so fast.

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