BOYS AREA – Telescope space James Webb captured an unusual pattern of dust surrounding two stars.
It allows you to trace the trajectory of time, like models ring on a tree trunk to measure its age.
This image was shared by ESA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) NASA which reveals the model 17 ring concentric format dust particles moving around two called stars Wolf-Rayet 140.
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JPL says that star Wolf-Rayet is known to be very rare galaxy us, so far only 600 have been found e Wolf-Rayet 140 is the only one with a pattern ring.
This is due to the unique shape of its orbit which is slightly elongated or elongated rather than circular.
Ring-ring it is the result of a reaction that occurs when two stars come close together every eight years, forming a sort of fingerprint around the star.
The European Space Agency quoted by the Daily Mail explained: “Every ring created when the two stars approach each other and their stellar winds (streams of gases blowing towards each other) space) meet, compressing the gas and forming dust. “
