Hubble Reveals Detailed Structures of Quasar 3C 273

Recent astronomical studies have made significant discoveries about various celestial bodies. Researchers tracking sunspots on the red giant star XX Trianguli found its magnetic activity to be chaotic, differing from the sun's roughly 11-year cycle, which could provide insights into stellar dynamics (source: Live Science). Meanwhile, astronomers are eagerly anticipating a nova event from a white dwarf in a binary system, which occurs approximately every 80 years, with the next expected soon (source: The Telegraph). The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed unique ice compositions on the centaur Chiron, suggesting complex processes at work on its surface (source: Raily News). Additionally, the Hubble Space Telescope provided unprecedented close-up observations of the quasar 3C 273, revealing intricate structures and enhancing our understanding of these luminous cosmic entities fueled by supermassive black holes (source: Hubble Site). Overall, these findings are paving the way for a deeper comprehension of stellar and galactic phenomena.