The photograph shows the consequences of the explosion of a white dwarf of the Large Magellanic cloud.
Scientists using the Hubble telescope have obtained images of the consequences of the explosion of a star, which is located at a distance of 160 thousand light years from Earth.
The picture was published on the official website of the telescope.
The exploding star was a white dwarf, which was located in the Large Magellanic cloud – the nearest to the Earth the galaxy. Approximately 97% of the stars within the milky Way will end their lives as white dwarfs.
The fate of these stars can be folded in different ways, including the explosion as a supernova.
