While bringing researchers with a lot of information about space even after the release of the Webb telescope, the Hubble has once again proved its greatness. This time, while hovering with its eyes, the space telescope has captured a star that is still in the earliest stages of formation. So what is this star? What do we call it? What more details about the star do you need for a better understanding. Well, read to find out!
In a statement posted by NASA, it confirmed that the Hubble Space Telescope clicked images of a star that, when captured, was still in its infancy. This object in the tweet you can see below in the NASA post is called HH34. This star is located more than 1,250 light-years from Earth in the Orion Nebula.
A star is born
A stellar tantrum — produced by a young star in the earliest phase of formation — has been captured in the #HubbleFriday image.
Read more about how this Herbig-Haro object was formed: pic.twitter.com/PhqZxpD2i1
— Hubble (@NASAHubble) March 11, 2022
It is interesting to note here that NASA had decided to caption this post as it referred to a movie starring American singer and fashionista Lady Gaga. This film was released in 2018 and film critics had openly claimed that the character development in the film was similar to that of Lady Gaga projected into her life.
Hubble Space Telescope
Hubble Telescope is a space telescope that was launched in 1990 and is still in operation today. It wasn’t the first space telescope, but it’s one of the largest and most versatile, known as an essential research tool and as a public relations boost to astronomy.
Hubble had also made it possible between 1994 and 2007 and most recently in 2015 when he captured HH45. HH34 is located about 1250 light-years from Earth in the Orion Nebula, a large region of star formation visible to the naked eye.