According to research, The Hubble Telescope has discovered an enigmatic colossal
star in the Milky Way Galaxy. You might be as well interested in Hubble assist Scientists to Investigate Andromeda Galaxy Halo.
The star labeled as NASTY 1, is coined from the catalog name NASt 1. It is
located at approximately 3,000 light years away from Earth. This is the
first time when scientists have observed any star with such behavior. Hence, they
believe that the newly found star may solve the mystery of evolution of massive
stars.
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Nevertheless, NASTY 1 is fairly unlike from the ordinary Wolf Rayet stars.
Researchers believe that Nasty 1’s gravitational interaction is responsible for
its characteristic properties. Several years ago, NASTY 1 was officially
uncovered and named as Wolf Rayet stars.
Such kind of stars is the residual parts of the enormous and gigantic stars.
They are around 20 times greater than the size of the sun. They undergo
an unpredicted flow of energy before they explode into supernova. The outer
layer of Wolf Rayet stars is packed with different gases like hydrogen and
helium.
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Jon Mauerhaun, researcher from the University of California, explains the
discovery. He states that scientists were enthusiastic and extremely excited when they speckled a
star similar to disk. These stars have a short life span as compared to
ordinary stars.
They live for only a hundred thousand years.
