Nasa Hubble Captures Triple Star System 550 Light Years Away

NASA has captured a wonderful view in space from the Hubble Space Telescope. The space agency has shared a photo in which three new young stars are seen. These three stars are seen in a glowing nebula. NASA has described it as an HP Tau family. In which three stars HP Tau, HP Tau G2, and HP Tau G3 are seen. HP Tau is the most bright star among all three. This star is an infant star. It is said about our Sun that it is 4.6 billion years old. HP TAU has been reported to have just 1 million years old. NASA has called it T Tauri Tara in which nuclear fusion has not started yet. But this is also on the path of becoming a bright star like our Sun.

NASA said in the press release that these young stars are often found wrapped in dust and gas left after their birth. The same thing is a nebula moving near HP Tau. The light of HP Tau is not stable, it seems to be less and less. Such changes are not stable. They are affected by the atmosphere of a new born star. The disc, revolving around the star, works to nourish the star. Also, some substances also fall on it. Apart from this, having large sunspots on the surface of the star can also be the cause of irregular brightness of the star. HP Tau is located 550 light years away from the earth. Like some other nebula, it is not creating its light. Instead, it is acting like a huge astronomical mirror, reflecting the lights of the surrounding wires.

Describing the refraction Nebula, NASA has said that it is something like a cloud of mist in front of the car headlights on a foggic night. The American space agency NASA keeps sharing space-related events, fresh pictures from time to time on its social media platform. These often consist of pictures captured from Hubble Space Telescope.