Currently, science is generating huge amounts of new knowledge in various areas of interest and producing great advances with modern instruments that favor the realization of innovative findings. The greatest importance of this technology is that it allowed a structure that had been hidden closer to the imagined, and that can lead us to the past, to the origin of everything.
Science advances in the generation of new knowledge
Scientific advances are taking place so accelerated, that it is difficult to be aware of the most recent discoveries, since there are many specialists who work on the same topic in different laboratories in the world. And it is not only that, but the same matter can be addressed by very different approaches, so it is possible that divergent results are generated.
Additionally, with this avalanche of Research are also developing new classes of highly specialized toolswith which mysteries can be revealed whose existence was not even the slightest suspicion. This progress allowed to discover a certain kind of matter that had been hidden (such as the undetectable dark stars that witnessed the “Big Bang”) that would be the origin of everything known.
The answer to the origin of everything can be close
Recently an astronomical finding of great relevance was made for the study of the origin of the stars and other celestial bodies. It is a cloud of colossal dimensions, which is relatively close to our planet, and that could provide concrete answers to one of the questions that has most intrigued the scientific community, and it is how matter is readjustrated to form the stars.
This element was called EOS, its size is equivalent to the full moon multiplied by 40, it has a mass 3400 times greater than the sun and has a medialuna shape. It is located inside an immense gaseous empty space that surrounds the solar system known as the local bubble, at a distance of 300 light years, which at the astronomical level can be considered as very close to the earth.
EOS is a very particular type of molecular cloud, because it is basically composed of molecular hydrogen, an element that in this case can be like a kind of time machine that transports scientists to the past, because it was already present 13 600 million years ago, at the time the Big Bang occurred. And, fortunately, he could reach this galaxy providing this great opportunity for science.
Due to its proximity to our planet, the scientific community will have the possibility of study practically directly how the evolution of solar systems occurs. Eos will allow them to know the very origin of the different celestial bodies from gases and star particles that are modified by galaxies, as well as the conformation and disintegration of molecular clouds.
A close cloud that was hidden from observations
Despite being so close to Earth, Eos remained hidden to scientific observations Because the above methods only detected the infrared with which they could only see the molecular clouds of CO. But this is rich in hydrogen, so they could only discover it by having a new way of locating its fluorescent radiation found in the spectrum of the origin of the distant ultraviolet.
In conclusion, the recent discovery of a molecular cloud called EOS, composed of hydrogen of 13 600 million years, and is relatively close, 300 light years from the earth could be the origin of the right (contrary to this black hole that could contain up to 66 billion soles). This remained hidden until they could detect its fluorescent radiation that is in the distant ultraviolet.
