There are already millions of "periods" out there, I'd be more interested in seeing an "exclamation point".If this isn't a hoax (and I expect it isn't), I'm betting there will be at least six to seven science fiction novels within the coming year using this object as part of the story.
They're probably already filming a Dr. Who episode about it...
Considering how black holes and other objects spit out material, I wouldn't be surprised to see a pattern that looks like an explanation point. In fact, I tend to think the question mark is probably material being spit out of a black hole and the figure we see is warped by gravitation as that light has moved across the universe. I could be wrong, obviously.
bigthink.com
www.universetoday.com
www.sci.news
It’s too much to comprehendThe Early Universe Should Be Awash in Active Galaxies, but JWST Isn't Finding Them
Astronomers have found supermassive black holes in the centers of most galaxies. To get the black holes we see today, they must have been feeding in the past, packing on the mass to grow so big. But, a recent survey with JWST failed to turn up as many active galactic nuclei as astronomers...
Ok... so when are we leaving? It's a long trip.
"an exoplanet 8.6 times as massive as Earth"
www.nature.com
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