wsop2021videos| The James Webb Telescope observes CO2 and CO ice on TNO for the first time: New clues to the formation of the solar system

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New research from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals the chemical composition of TNO objectswsop2021videos, or affect the strategic investment direction and future market forecasts of space exploration companies.

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[New news comes from the "outer suburbs" of the solar systemwsop2021videosScientists discover key chemical components] An international team of scientists used the most sophisticated telescope to conduct research and analyzed multiple celestial bodies located on the edge of the solar system.

In this analysis, the presence of carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO) ice was observed for the first time on a trans-Neptune object (TNO).

The discovery provides a new perspective on the formation of the solar system and celestial migration, and relevant research results have been published in the journal Nature Astronomy.