Nasa James Webb Telescope Capture Stunning Shot of Newborn Sun Like Star 1000 Light Years Away

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has now become the power of human eyes to see far in the universe. James Web Space Telecasket (JWST) is the most powerful telescope ever that humans have devised. Now this super telescope has captured the process of birth of an astronomical body like a star or rather soa in the photo. This is a wonderful event that shows what our sun would look like at birth thousands of years ago. The star whose image has been captured by the telescope is currently in its early stage, and the lights are seen bursting in supersonic speed from both its ends i.e. poles.

NASA has shared the photo of this star on its social media handle. The lights around the newly formed stars are known as herbig-hero objects. According to the space agency, this star is located 1000 light years away from the earth. The planetarium in which it is born is known as Perseus Planetarium. NASA shared this photo on Instagram. You also see this amazing view-

Sharing the image, NASA wrote, “If we could take any photo of the time of sun’s birth, it would have seen something similar. The thing that is seen in @nasawebb image, it is a new born star of which is being thrown into a gas space in supersonic speed on the pole.

NASA further stated about the process and said that when the gas jets burst into the space and collide with the dust in the space, they are formed. NASA said that this new star is a class-0 prostar which is a few thousand years old. Its weight is equal to only 8 percent of our sun. But it will slowly take shape like our sun.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope was launched in 2021. It started doing its work from 2022 in which it started collecting data. After coming into operation, James Web Telescope has discovered many already existing galaxies, it has discovered many black holes. It is said to be 100 times more powerful than Hubble Telescope.