What if I ask you, "what are stars made up of?" Your unequivocal answer would be hydrogen and helium. But, would you believe me if I told you that there are stars in our very own Universe that can form without hydrogen and helium? It might seem jaw-dropping at first, but such unusual stars do really exist. But what really sets these stars apart is not their chemical composition but rather the fact that they are the hottest and brightest stars ever observed.
In this video, you'll learn what replaces hydrogen as the star's building block and why these stars are so unusually brighter than other stars. Finally, and most importantly: What exactly has the JWST really found? Stay tuned as we discuss the sighting of a star that defies physics.
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