What was the sun like when it was born? Weber Telescope captured a new picture of HH212 "Celestial Baby"

CTOnews.com November 7 news, At present about the sun's age, Industry consensus is more than 4 billion years, So it "Just born," What will it look like? HH212 in the constellation Orion was photographed by NASA with the James Webb Space Telescope, showing us what the Sun might have looked like when it was "born."

CTOnews.com has attached NASA images of HH212's star's "birth and growth" accompanied by "violence," which produces powerful shock waves and energy jets.

HH212 is located approximately 1300 light-years from Earth, near three bright stars in Orion's Belt: Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka.

The central protostar spews out high-velocity gas at both ends, interacting with the surrounding medium to form a series of bright nodules and bow shocks. The jet extends 1.6 light-years in the image, and the larger image shows that the jet extends further to the left and right to 6.5 light-years.

In Webb's image, however, the protostar cannot be seen because it is hidden behind a dense, spinning disk of gas and dust.