Colliding Stars in Early Universe May Explain Stellar Monsters, Study Suggests
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Crowded star clusters in the early Universe could have built giant stars, seeded black holes and fed the mysterious little red dots, according to a team of astrophysicists led by University of California. Los Angeles doctoral student Claire Williams.
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Colliding Stars in Early Universe May Explain Stellar Monsters, Study Suggests
Crowded star clusters in the early Universe could have built giant stars, seeded black holes and fed the mysterious little red dots, according to a team of astrophysicists led by University of California. Los Angeles doctoral student Claire Williams.
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