Supercomputer Simulations Suggest James Webb Space Telescope's Little Red Dots Are Massive Black Holes

Japanese supercomputer simulations may explain the mysterious 'Little Red Dots' discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope, suggesting they might be massive black holes. Astronomers have debated whether these objects are black holes or black hole stars, but new findings indicate they naturally form in simulations as overmassive black holes. These findings could help scientists understand how massive black holes started.