Scientists find two stars forming a supernova

Scientists have discovered two stars forming a supernova, about 1,500 light years from Earth, approaching each other as a sign of “certain illness” to them.
Experts led by the British University of Warwick were able to identify a sub-event in the binary star system which carries the code “HD265435” using the “TESS” satellite of the American space agency “NASA”, which is dedicated to the observation of exoplanets. It struck one of the two stars, which turned it into a teardrop shape due to the loss of its substance due to the presence of a more massive white dwarf between the two stars. process will end with the transformation of the “dead” white star into a flaming mass which leads to a massive explosion in the form of a supernova.

Experts have confirmed that this explosion will not occur for 70 million years, but until then, the two pairs of stars will continue to orbit at an astonishing speed of up to one revolution every 100 minutes while the white dwarf consumes the sub-dwarf. Binary systems discovered by astronomers that are destined to transform into supernova.The researchers noted that this discovery would improve our knowledge and understanding of the formation of supernovae in space and could also help study the reasons for the expansion of the universe.

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