Astronomers believe that the distance from the Earth to the stars of Earendel in the constellation Cetus is so great that the light from it reached us only after 13 million years. It takes a little fantasizing about the sets to foresee how the photons got to that end of the universe where they last found countless galaxies and star systems were surpassed in order to zoom in on Jace Abb.
The optical system of the new COGA space telescope singles out this light, despite the Thanks to new technology, it has become possible to image this distant sun. The reviewed collected data made the first recovery of object WHL0137-LS (Eärendel). Their opinion is dreaming that this is a very large celestial body, exceeding our sun in mass by 50–100 r. In addition, it is extremely hot and is currently going supernova, much faster than surrounding material.
Researchers believe that this is the oldest star in the universe. Presumably, it was calculated 900 million years after the big bang. Astronomers now plan to study its spectrum to get more details, a way to give clues to the true characteristics of the furthest known in outer space. an object.
Source: Tech Cult
