6 months ago, the star—called J01020100-7122208 (or J01 for short) was detected by an international team of researchers in a dwarf galaxy near the Milky Way called the Small Magellanic Cloud, as per a study to be published in the Astronomical Journal.

Kathryn Neugent, a researcher from the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona and graduate student at the University of Washington, told Newsweek that this yellow supergiant star is traveling at an abnormally fast speed across the Small Magellanic Cloud, which is why it is being called the ‘runaway.’

The scientists believe that the 30-million-year-old star was once part of a binary system, one where two stars orbit a common center, until its companion exploded in a powerful supernova, which released an enormous quantity of energy. The result of this explosion saw J01 blasting off into space at tremendous speed.

As per the team’s observations, J01 has presently evolved into a yellow supergiant, massive stars (greater than about 10 solar masses) in a late stage of stellar evolution that are yellow in color (like Polaris, the North Star, for example).

Since the yellow supergiant phase is relatively short in stellar terms, with a duration of only tens or hundreds of thousands of years, these stars are actually very rare.

Neugent explained that it’s not rare to find runaways that are main sequence stars, stars in the main stage of their life cycles which still undergo the process of fusing hydrogen into helium in their cores. Half of all main sequence stars could be runaways but this star is moving much faster than most runaways and it is evolved, meaning it has left the main sequence and is starting to die.

This means it is the first runaway yellow supergiant star ever discovered and only the second evolved runaway star to be detected in another galaxy.

It was discovered by using the National Optical Astronomy Observatory’s 4 meter Blanco telescope and the Carnegie Observatory’s 6.5 meter Magellan telescope, both of which are located in northern Chile.

Based on the team’s predictions they think J01 will keep travelling through space for another three million years before it eventually becomes a red supergiant, stars that can grow to sizes which would reach from the Sun to beyond the orbits of Mars or Jupiter. After this stage, it is likely that J01 will blow up in a cataclysmic supernova.

The remnants of this supernova could subsequently lead to the formation of new stars and planets in the outer regions of the Small Magellanic Cloud.

I am applying for a position of leadership for many reasons. My biggest reason being I want to be a part of something that will be in our future. Asgardia isn't just some idea made by hopeful citizen's on earth. It's a idea to unite the world in space. The world is fractured, but Space doesn't need to be. Asgardia to me is a beacon of equality and a place where every human is equal. I've been following the developments of Asgardia closely, and when I heard about this plan of asking for leaders I knew I had to step up and try to join.

To many I may be young, but the future is in our youth, and I can bring many ideas that the older generations won't have. I can bring a voice for the new generation of adults. Asgardia is a new idea, and by the time we have a space station, I may be much older but I will have followed it since the beginning. I will have been one of the beginning who voted for the name, who voted for the constitution, who voted for our flag, our anthem, our symbol. I will make sure everyone has voice, much different from how it's in our governments today. Asgardia makes every citizen have voice, and I will amplify that to the top levels. No one will be unheard.

I hope that many of you feel the way that I feel and will vote for me to help make a change. Even if I get nothing, I will still be here, and try to make a change, and help Asgardia become a true Space Nation.

The right to live in PEACE and LIFE is not a privilege of minorities, Ethics and morals is a duty of all, to live in Peace AND RESPECT FOR LIFE is an URGENT NEED that can only be achieved with a massive change of raising awareness about these TRANSCENDENTAL values of a human being.

El primer turista a la Luna es el japones Yusaku Maezawa, no solo pago su pasaje para ir en el primer BFR de SpaceX a la Luna, compró todos los puestos y su proyecto es dar esos puestos a diferentes artistas para que lo acompañen en esa aventura.

El proyecto se puede ver en la siguiente página:

https://dearmoon.earth/

Con esto busca la paz en la tierra.

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Key elements of the project in the future

• International social movement
• social network immortal.me
• charitable foundation "Global Future 2045" (Foundation 2045)
• scientific research centre "Immortality"
• business incubator
• University of "Immortality"
• annual award for contribution to the realization of  the project of "Immortality”.