Saw a YouTube Video on the topic:
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It's a hypothetical sort of star that could only have existed in the early universe when everything was hotter and denser. Much more massive than any star today. So massive that a black hole formed in the center of the star.
Whether they actually existed is unknown, but it could explain how supermassive black holes got so massive so early in the universe. Since some of them are bigger than models would predict. Anyway, I thought the video was pretty cool.
Is this how supermassive black holes got their start?
[yt]aeWyp2vXxqA[/yt]
It's a hypothetical sort of star that could only have existed in the early universe when everything was hotter and denser. Much more massive than any star today. So massive that a black hole formed in the center of the star.
Whether they actually existed is unknown, but it could explain how supermassive black holes got so massive so early in the universe. Since some of them are bigger than models would predict. Anyway, I thought the video was pretty cool.
Is this how supermassive black holes got their start?
via International Skeptics Forum https://ift.tt/sKSRiTa
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