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Science his world continues unabatedly to solve the mystery of humanity’s first interstellar visitor.
Oumuamua, which Avi Loeb, a professor of astrophysics at Harvard University, claimed belongs to aliens, is once again on the agenda.
According to the latest claim made by Oumuamua, which was first detected in 2017 as our planet emerged from the Solar System, which also hosted Earth, the object in question broke from a Pluto-like planet.
Two researchers from Arizona State University, one of the leading educational institutions in the United States, have put forward the thesis that this object may have been ejected from its own star system about 400 million years ago.
Astronomers Steven Desch and Alan Jackson recently announced that they had developed a hypothesis that the mysterious object was made of nitrogen ice.
The findings presented at the 52nd Conference on Lunar and Planetary Sciences were published in detail in the academic journal Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets.
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“We’ve probably solved the mystery of Oumuamua. That’s why our research is exciting,” Desch said in the article.
What researchers call “Oumuamua”, which means messenger in the Hawaiian language. meteorite It differs from similar ones with its shape.
The 400-meter-long meteorite is 40 meters wide. Researchers portray it as a “cigar meteorite”.
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