The writer is a science commentator
The mysterious celestial objects became known as the “little red dots”. The scarlet blobs, scattered over images of deep space collected by the orbiting James Webb Space Telescope, defied explanation.
The dots looked like bright mature galaxies but, puzzlingly, seemed anchored in a universe too young to host them. It was like flicking through an album of cosmic baby photos and finding portraits of a teenager.
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