The First Stars of the Universe Were as Bright as 100 Million Suns

A newly published study analyzes the time evolution of the luminosity of a cluster of Population III protostars formed in the early universe, revealing that the first stars were as luminous as 100 million of our Suns. The first stars in the Universe were born several hundred million years after the Big Bang, ending a […]
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