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This butterfly -shaped nebula creates a rescue to two confusing young stars.

MONews
8 Min Read

Grew up with a disturbing birth of a double star system, and the huge bipolar outflow of dust formed a space hourglass, and James Webb Space Telescope made an image with a brilliant detail.

This property, called Lynds 483 or LBN 483, is about 650. Light year Remove. It provides an ideal opportunity James Web Space Telescope To learn more about the process star forming. (Beverly Lynds were all bright astronomers nebula -Bn -and Dark Nebulas -DN -1960s)

How does the birth of a star form this nebula? Well, the star grows by grabbing materials in the immediate environment of molecular gas clouds that are broken by gravity. Paradoxically, however, they can spit again with the faster and narrow jets or wider but slower leaks. This jet and leaks collide with gas and dust around them to create the same nebula as LBN 483.

Lynds Bright Nebula 483, JWST appears to be infrared. (Image Credit: NASA/ESA/CSA/STSCI)

Jets are formed of rich molecules that fall on young prototypes. In the case of LBN 483, there is one, not one, but two prototypes, and the main star has a main star with a low mass companion. find Recently, by the team led by Erin Cox at North Western University, in 2022 AlmaChile’s Atakama Large Millimeters/Submill Millimeters. The fact that there are two stars hiding in the center of this butterfly shaped luck will be as important as we can see.

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