Image courtecy of: Zdeněk Bardon/ESO
Joel Kontinen
“Scientists have identified one of the oldest known
stars outside the Milky
Way.”
They say that it was revealing the conditions
from a time before the sun even
existed, that is if they discount the
story told in Genesis, in the Large
Magellanic Cloud (LMC), a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way.
According To evolution, the “first stars born after
the Big Bang lived
and died billions of years ago, so there are none left to tell the story of the
early universe. But traces of these stellar ancestors were preserved in the
second generation of stars that formed and still survive today.”
“The earliest stars blazed to life billions of yearsago, soon after the Big Bang. They were behemoths made from the only elements
that existed in abundance at the time: about three-fourths hydrogen and
one-fourth helium”. This is what evolution believing scientist say.
Source:
Jonathan Gilber, 2024 Scientists find one of the oldest stars in the universe in a galaxy right next to ours | Live Science 25 April.