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📄 DESCRIPTION
Imagine a star with a black hole for a heart.

In the dawn of the universe, colossal "Quasi-stars" the size of our solar system may have existed. But they weren't powered by fusion. They were powered by a black hole at their core, which consumed them from the inside out.

This created a terrifying balance, allowing these impossible objects to shine for millions of years. But their true purpose was even more shocking: they were the seeds of the supermassive black holes that now sit at the heart of every galaxy—including our own.

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📚 CITATION PROMPTS (For Google Search)
Sources & Further Reading:

Quasi-star Theory Overview: quasi-star theory site:wikipedia.org
Black Hole Powered Stars: black hole powered star formation site:nature.com
Early Universe Star Formation: primordial stars early universe site:nasa.gov
Supermassive Black Hole Seeds: supermassive black hole seed theory site:arxiv.org
Physics of Quasi-stars: Begelman quasi-star research site:cambridge.org
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🤖 AI DISCLAIMER
A Note on Our Process: Visualizing the Impossible

The object you just saw—the Quasi-star—is a scientifically plausible theory, but we have never taken a picture of one. It existed at the dawn of time and was the size of a solar system. So, how do you film the impossible?

This is where AI becomes an essential tool for science communication.

Our job is to be the bridge between complex scientific data and the feeling of cosmic wonder. We don't use AI to invent facts; we use it as a collaborator to translate those facts into a visual story.

The Research is Human: We start with real, peer-reviewed physics and theories from sources like NASA and respected universities. The "why" is always human-driven.
The Script is Human: The story, the narrative, and the creative vision are crafted to make these incredible concepts understandable and engaging.
The Visuals are a Human-AI Collaboration: We act as directors, giving the AI specific, cinematic prompts based on the scientific data. The AI is our "digital artist," our paintbrush for rendering the unseen.
AI doesn't replace the scientist or the storyteller. It empowers them to show you what the universe might have looked like, based on the incredible reality our best science has uncovered. Thank you for joining us on this explor