It's possible ? NASA Confirms that there are over 300 red dots

In 2025, the James Webb Space Telescope captured something that shouldn't exist.

341 faint red points. Scattered across the infant universe. More than 12 billion light-years away.

At first, astronomers thought they were simple—distant galaxies, perhaps early stars. Compact. Unremarkable.

The Extremely Large Telescope, targeted around 2028, should resolve star-forming clumps inside LRDs—discriminating starburst light from black hole power.

Planned programs in 2026 will also probe X-ray absorption more sensitively—checking whether Compton-thick gas truly explains the silence.

The answers depend on the next wave of measurements.

What seemed impossible—infant supermassive black holes—became observable. What appeared simple—distant red points—revealed intricate structure.

The universe keeps its rules—but we’re only now stress-testing them at these scales.


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