The Hubble Space Telescope has taken a stunning new image of two violent young stars in the nearby Orion Nebula. a bright variable star known as V 372 Hunter, in the final image is the larger central star surrounded by hazy blue clouds Hubble Space Telescopeat that time a star-The companion can be seen in the upper left corner. in these stars Orion Nebula – The star forming region located about 1450 light-years from Earth.

“V 372 Orion is a special type of variable star known as the Orion variable. These young stars are experiencing some turbulent moods and growing pains, which can be seen by astronomers as erratic fluctuations in brightness, European Space Agency (ESA) officials said. “Orion variants are often associated with diffuse nebulae, and V 372 Orion is no exception; the patchy gas and dust of the Orion Nebula permeates this scene.’

This is new Hubble picture It combines data from two space telescope instruments: Advanced Camera for Surveys and Wide Field Camera 3. The researchers used data from both the infrared and visible range to create this superimposed image that reveals the nebula’s details. Bright stars are surrounded by diffraction flares created when an intense light source interacts with Hubble’s interior telescope’s four wings that support its secondary mirror.

The four spikes seen around the brightest stars are typical of Hubble’s internal structure. By comparison, according to the ESA statement, James Webb Space Telescope It creates hexagonal diffraction peaks with hexagonal mirror segments and 3-prong support structure for the secondary mirror. In a new Hubble image released online by ESA on January 23, the two prominent stars are surrounded by smaller red stars. The background of the image is covered with clouds of bright blue and thin red gas, providing elements for the future star. formation.