Cosmos

Although the model is reliable, verifying the structure’s existence will require direct observations. This poses a massive challenge due to its remoteness and low brightness.

The recent finding puts an end to the mystery and represents a crucial step in protecting radio astronomy from electromagnetic pollution.

The so-called Quipu is the largest superstructure ever identified.

“For the first time, we see the creation of atoms, we can measure the temperature of the matter, and we can see the microphysics in this remote explosion.”

Researchers are working to understand what’s happening with the stellar body known as CWISE J1249+3621 and how it achieved such high speed.