According to the discoverers of HD1 and HD2, "If spectroscopically confirmed, these two sources [ie, HD1 and HD2] will represent a remarkable laboratory to study the Universe at previously inaccessible redshifts."[1] The researchers expect even further clarification of the astronomical objects, including better identifying the objects as galaxies, or, possibly as quasars or black holes, when carefully examined by the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope, Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, and GREX-PLUS space missions.[2] HD1, on close examination, may also reveal the first visible Population III stars, due to its very early age.[3] In addition, the researchers claim that use of the new upcoming space telescopes could help discover over 10,000 galaxies at this early epoch of the Universe.[4]