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Are there still stars being discovered? I mean are there stars whose light has not reached us. I think that is only possible if after the BIG BANG matter traveled away from each other with more speed than the speed of light.
In astronomy, discovering a star means that it has been observed and documented for the first time. This can involve detecting its light or other forms of radiation, measuring its position and characteristics, and determining its existence as a distinct celestial object.
New stars are typically discovered through observations using telescopes and other instruments. These instruments can detect various forms of radiation from stars, such as visible light, infrared, or radio waves. Scientists also use data from surveys and space missions to identify new stars.
Yes, there are still countless stars waiting to be discovered in our universe. While we have identified and catalogued millions of stars, the vastness of space means that there are likely many more yet to be found.
Yes, stars have been discovered outside of our galaxy, the Milky Way. With advanced telescopes and technology, scientists have been able to detect and study stars in other galaxies, providing valuable insights into the diversity of stars in the universe.
Discovering new stars helps us better understand the universe and its origins. It can also provide valuable information about the processes of star formation and evolution. Additionally, studying new stars can help us learn more about the composition and characteristics of other planets and systems, potentially leading to new discoveries and insights into the potential for extraterrestrial life.