Astronomers Excite with New Baby Stars

Astronomers have been excited since they got a good chance of viewing three baby groups of stars in the Milky Way.  They also feel difficult to learn the facts lying behind the formation of such baby stars.

European Southern Observatory has recently launched a giant Telescope in Chile to explore astronomical bodies of the Universe. Through their long exploration, recently the scientists have found out three groups of baby stars in the Orion nebula which is relatively closer to our solar system. Orion Nebula consists of massive clouds and particles where the stars could have been formed. It is estimated that these stars could be at a distance of 1,350 light years from our earth.

As per astronomy all the stars in our Universe should have been formed simultaneously. But, now it appears that these baby stars have recently formed from bursts. They also confirm that the baby stars should have formed within the span of 30 lac years. Of course it's too late when compared with the age of Big Bang.

An interesting information here is that those baby stars can be seen through naked eyes. So, we do not need any special powerful optical instruments to watch them