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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) may have just identified candidates for the universe’s first "Dark Stars"—hypothetical stellar giants from the cosmic dawn.

Unlike our Sun, these theoretical behemoths are not powered by nuclear fusion. Instead, astrophysics models suggest they are fueled from within by dark matter annihilation. Growing up to a million times the mass of the Sun, they shine without explosive heat—collapsing directly into primordial supermassive black holes upon death.

A 30-second breakdown of NASA's latest cosmological anomaly.

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