The Milky Way has been found to contain a significant star-producing region by the James Webb Telescope.
The telescope is specifically made for infrared astronomy and has the capability to capture the vastness of space with unparalleled precision.
NASA released breathtaking pictures of a galaxy filled with stars, located thousands of light-years from our planet.
Astronomers are optimistic that the telescope’s capabilities and captured images may shed light on some enigmatic aspects of the environment.
A recent finding unveiled a protostar, which was previously unrecognized. This early-stage star has a mass equivalent to 30 times that of our sun.
Source: independent.co.uk
