Discovering a star 300 times larger than the sun

Scientists believe that the greatest secret was discovered in the universe, after the discovery of unbelievably large stars in the Milky Way's satellite galaxy.

Scientists have come up with a new hypothesis that they think could help answer one of the biggest mysteries of the universe: that it does not naturally exist stars that are 150 times larger than the sun. .

The universe has so many things to overcome human imagination - (Photo: NASA)

In 2010, experts from the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) discovered four stars that could turn any previous celestial body into a dwarf. They are 300 times more massive than the sun, which is twice as big as the biggest scientist ever imagined before.

Recently, researchers at the University of Bonn (Germany) said that part of the giant star cluster R136 of the Big Cloud Magellan (LMC), 160,000 light-years from Earth and the third closest satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, can exist in the above-mentioned size at birth, due to too few possible conditions in LMC.

Until giant objects were discovered in 2010, observations within the Milky Way and other galaxies only limit the star's maximum size to 150 times the sun.

After making the calculations, the University of Bonn expert team confirmed that the universe is still capable of producing such giant stars, and perhaps people will find the sun to surpass the size sometime. this size.