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Rohan Naidu, a Hyderabad-based astronomer, is revolutionizing our understanding of the early universe. His latest research on a cosmic dawn object reveals a supermassive black hole surrounded by dense gas, shedding light on early black hole growth and the Webb telescope's 'little red dots'. This groundbreaking study could reshape our cosmic knowledge.
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