Astronomers Just Found the Most Pristine Star of All-Time
The star contains just 0.005% of the Sun’s heavy elements, and researchers say it may be a second-generation relic.
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Astronomers just found the most pristine star of all-time
Long ago, far beyond our deepest views of the cosmos, stars formed in the Universe for the very first time. It’s not a complete surprise that we haven’t spotted them yet; made almost entirely of hydrogen and helium alone, they were extremely massive and short-lived compared to the stars we see today. However, once those first stars die, their ejecta — depending on your perspective — either “enrich” or “pollute” the interstellar medium around the…
Scientists discover one of the most pristine stars ever found in the universe
Astronomers have discovered an extremely rare star that offers a glimpse into the earliest days of the universe. The star, named SDSS J0715-7334, is considered one of the most “pristine” stars ever found, meaning it contains almost none of the heavier elements that are common in stars today. The discovery was made using data from […] The post Scientists discover one of the most pristine stars ever found in the universe appeared first on Knowridg…
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