How can theoretical physics and topology model a spacetime of primordial pocket domains from Spatial Constriction, acting as galaxy-hosting containers [closed]

How can theoretical physics and topology explain the nature of massive cosmic entities in the early universe? Given that stellar-mass black holes primarily form from the collapse and death of stars within galaxies, how do these fields account for the massive structures discovered in the cosmic dawn? ​Does this geometric discrepancy suggest that these entities are not mere black holes resulting from dead stars, but rather primordial spaces born from "Spatial Constriction"—functioning as independent container-spaces that host entire galaxies within them, instead of acting merely as matter-absorbing compact objects?