Nasa james webb space telescope captures a baby star may become a sun one day

NASA’s James Web Space Telescope (JWST) has discovered a star that is located far away and can grow up like our sun, growing up one day. This means that it can tell us how our sun must have been in its early stages. This telescope was launched in late 2021. In July last year, James Web started working. Since then, it has made the world aware of many unseen pictures of the remote universe. Talking about its recent picture, JWST has discovered a newborn star located in Perseus Constellation, about 1 thousand light years away from Earth. It is known as Protostar. It is in the very early phase, yet it can be 1 lakh years old.

Report She says that whenever a star is in its early stage, it does not appear at all as it is expected. Our Sun, which is a bright and blowing fireball, looks like an empty place in the dark than that.

The newborn star that James Web has discovered has been catiged as HH 211. In the picture it can be seen in blue and pink colors. These are all gases that are coming out of the newborn stars. Gradually these gases will start to end with the star and it will start shining themselves. NASA says that in the present time the fluid of this star is only 8 percent of our sun, but as time passes, it will turn into a huge star like our Sun.

Significantly, James web telescopes are the largest observant posted in space. It has been prepared by NASA and Canadian Space Agency.