Giant stars seen starting to merge

Two giant stars are starting to merge, astronomers say.

Sci­en­tists are re­port­ing the dis­cov­ery of a pair of huge stars that are cir­cling each oth­er and are start­ing to merge.

The­o­ret­i­cal mod­els pre­dict that the big­gest stars form by merg­ing with oth­er smaller stars, ac­cord­ing to the re­search­ers. These stars in­i­tially make up “bi­na­ry” or “mul­ti­ple” sys­tems, in which two or more stars move around each oth­er about a com­mon cen­tral point.

Artistic rendering of MY Cam system. The proportions between the parts reflect the analysis results. The stars are deformed by their fast rotation and the companion's pull. (Credit: Javier Lorenzo, U. of Alicante).

Countries orientation towards the Ka'bah

On examination, it will be found that the entire universe which is in constant circular or elliptical rotation, it is actually moving in the pattern as the Tawaaf. The electrons of an atom revolve around its nucleus in the same manner as making Tawaaf, in an anti-clockwise direction. The ovum, prior to fertilisation actually taking place, surrounded by sperms, turns remarkably in anti-clockwise direction, thereby resembling the Tawaaf. Considering the globe as a whole, it could be found that the earth has two movements. It rotates on its own axis in 24 hours causing day and night. The various seasons of the year are due to the earth’s simultaneous revolution around the sun in 365 days. It is really astonishing to note that the earth, in both these movements, rotates anti-clockwise.