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Stars that first created could have been different than the stars we see today. These dark dark stars, which in 2007 were first theorized, could have the ability to grow bigger than the normal star we see. We can’t see these stars, because their light would be redshifted into the infrared range. So, by the time it reaches our eyes it’s invisble.

This discover could lead scientists to learn further about dark matter and it’s properties. This discovery could lead to the explanation of supermassive objects and black holes found around the galaxy.