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The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed early supermassive black holes, referred to as "little red dots." One such object, Abell 2744−QSO1, has been confirmed as a supermassive black hole using gravitational lensing, existing around 700 million years post-Big Bang.
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The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed early supermassive black holes, referred to as "little red dots." One such object, Abell 2744−QSO1, has been confirmed as a supermassive black hole using gravitational lensing, existing around 700 million years post-Big Bang.
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