Detects 5 oversized stars on galaxies

Scientists have recently discovered five stars in other oversized galaxies, similar to Eta Carinae, the largest and brightest star in the galaxy.

This discovery will shed light on the development of super-sized stars in the universe.(Photo: news.discovery.com).

According to researcher Rubab Khan from the Goddard Space Center of the NASA Aerospace Agency (NASA), NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope are being used to identify five stars. , can be likened to a copy of star Eta Carinae.

According to Khan, this finding will shed light on the development of super-sized stars in the universe.

Eta Carinae is the brightest and largest star system within a 10,000 light-year radius around the Earth. This star system is located south of the Carina constellation (Live the boat) and emits 5 million times more energy than the Sun.

However, Eta Carinae is an unstable star with strange variations. Since 1800, there have been continuous explosions on this star's surface.

The discovery of five oversized superstars was announced at the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society on January 6.