It is noted that the mass of the star HD 181327 is equal to 30% of the mass of the Sun.
A group of scientists from several countries within the framework of scientific studies have detected a solar-like star surrounded by a rotating icy comets.
Found in space a star surrounded by a thick ring of dust that formed from the collision of asteroids and comets.
This became known from the message published by Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. It is reported that the work of astronomers was led by experts from the University of Cambridge (University of Cambridge). During the study of the star HD 181327, like our Sun, the scientists used a radio telescope Atacama Large Millimeter Array. By means of this device scientists conducted the study found the stars, resulting in around a celestial body, astronomers have found a low level of carbon monoxide.
It is noted that the mass of the star HD 181327 is equal to 30% of the mass of the Sun, the celestial body is 160 light years from Earth in the constellation pictor. According to the researcher, the age similar to the Sun star is 23 million years, based on their findings, astronomers have the opportunity to find answers to most scholars interested in the question of how formed our Solar system is over 4.6 billion years.
