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Backyard Black Holes

· Meredith Rawls · July 9, 2026, 1:02 p.m.
Daily Paper Summaries active galactic nuclei AGN black holes Cosmology astronomy Astrophysics
Summary
The blog post suggests that 'Little Red Dots', previously considered as early universe mysteries, may actually be found in our own backyard, indicating a shift in understanding of these cosmic elements and their proximity to Earth.
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