Little Red Dots and the 5D Interface: Continuation of the Series Linking Higher-Dimensional Energy Leakage to JWST Observations - Weber

This paper continues my series of works on JWST’s mysterious Little Red Dots (LRDs) — compact, infrared-bright, X-ray-weak sources in the early universe. Recent work by Pacucci & Loeb (2025, Harvard CfA) proposes that LRDs form in rare, low-spin dark matter halos. Their explanation addresses structural compactness, but leaves unresolved the emission anomalies: extreme IR excess, suppressed hard X-rays, and broad scattering wings. In contrast, my framework interprets LRDs as interfaces with higher dimensions, where photons collapse and leak energy across a 5D–4D boundary. This model predicts the very anomalies JWST has observed. This new paper builds directly on my earlier Zenodo works: Revisiting Little Red Dots – Enhanced Weber (Zenodo link) Hawking Wrong-End Addendum Weber (Zenodo link) Singularity as Interface – LRD Hawking Weber (Zenodo link) LRD Path Forward Experiments Weber (Zenodo link) Together, these form a coherent research program: from identifying the anomalies, to proposing the wrong-end Hawking mechanism, to mapping the singularity interface, to outlining testable predictions. This current paper situates all of that in light of new mainstream recognition.check out my other papers on zenodo. They are starting to see what i posted earlier, but with a 5th Dimensional understanding and how it all pulls it together. If you want to know more about the 5th Dimension, check out my other posts. RJWemail: [e-mail]