James Webb Space Telescope, a collaborative instrument of NASA, the United States, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency This probe, launched into orbit two years ago, has revolutionized humanity's view of the formation of early galaxies. It also led to the discovery of many early galaxies. More than previously expected including revealing some new things.
Recently, a group of astronomers led by astronomer from Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Israel said that images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope show the Abell 2744 galaxy cluster at an unprecedented depth. Three prominent red compact objects were found. The appearance of the “red spot” immediately made us suspect that it was a quasar-like object, an object that resembles a star as a point of light. Some theories say it is a black hole located at the center of the galaxy and emitting bright light.
These supermassive black holes are located at the centers of galaxies and are actively consuming the matter and matter surrounding them. Sucking matter into the black hole releases massive amounts of radiation, covering the galaxy hosting the black hole. Creates a compact, bright, star-like shape.
Image source: NASA, ESA, n. Bartman.