Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen: H2O. The H was formed during the Big Bang, but it took the first stars in the Universe to create the O, manufacturing it in their cores before they detonated as supernovae. In a new study, researchers suggest that those first supernovae released water into the Universe within the first 100-200 million years after the Big Bang, concentrating it into dense molecular clouds. Water needed for life was there, right at the beginning. The post The First Supernovae ...
Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen: H2O. The H was formed during the Big Bang, but it took the first stars in the Universe to create the O, manufacturing it in their cores before they detonated as supernovae. In a new study, researchers suggest that those first supernovae released water into the Universe within the first 100-200 million years after the Big Bang, concentrating it into dense molecular clouds. Water needed for life was there, right at the beginning. The post The First Supernovae ...
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