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Astronomers Using Eso's Telescope

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Astronomers Using ESO's Telescope have found the biggest and hottest double star that have parts actually overlapping each other. These two stars in the system VFTS 352 might be pummeling to its demise soon, because the two stars could merge and create a colossal star, or form a double black hole. These two stars are about 160,000 light-years from Earth. These stars are so close that the surface of each star are overlapping each other. This double star has a total mass of about fifty-seven times bigger than the Sun, but it also has the hottest surface temperatures rising above 40,000 degrees Celsius. Astronomers predict that this double star will end in a tragic demise in one of two outcomes. One possible result that could happen
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