James Webb Telescope captures star birth details

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured an image of a star being born in the Herbig-Haro 30 system. This new observation shows particles, dust, and light arcs, providing insights into star and planet formation. The image reveals jets of particles and a dark disk of dust around the star. It offers a glimpse into the early stages of stellar evolution, which may change our understanding of how stars and planets form. The telescope's infrared capabilities allow it to see through dense dust clouds, revealing the processes behind star formation. This discovery could enhance knowledge about the origins of our solar system.