Galactic Islands of Tranquility: How "Little Red Dots" May Brew Life's Building Blocks

And the beauty, if I may say, I'm very excited about this field, because that is one of the most fundamental work ever done in, in, uh, in physics, which was the work of Fermi and Telkevici on the cosmological nucleosynthesis.

Mm.

And w- a- and the, this field, of course, was essential in, um, in explaining many aspect of the early cosmology, including the CMB.

But what is coming out is that, uh, the b- in the b- uh, uh, the fairly phase of the universe, where the nucleosynthesis started, there was already a, uh, a, a, a 10 to the 6 solar mass object accreting and creating the red dots.

This is the fantastic new thing.

We are changing the cosmology in the sense that [laughs] there is, yes, the cosmological nucleosynthesis of Fermi and Telkevici.

There is all the CMB, but there is something revolutionary, that the starting point to lead to a quasar must be a red dot of 10 to the 6 solar masses, and, uh, these red dots are already there.

We see them at z of the order of 20, when galaxy were s- forming.

Yeah.

This is the new revolution.

Now, I want to take back, 'cause we're, we're talking about these as, as, as supermassive black holes with a sort of cocoon.