The most terrifying star galaxy in Centauri has three suns at the same time (no night).

With the continuous progress of human science and technology, human exploration extends from the earth to the vast universe. In the vast universe, there are hundreds of billions of planets. Among the many planets, there is a star cup that people call the most horrible, and it is Centauri. It is said that this constellation has a very scary world. How horrible is it? Look at the following and you will know.

The scariest planet? Centauri is one of the most dazzling constellations in the southern hemisphere sky. It has a star named Alpha, which is the closest star to the sun. The Centauri planet is in a universe far away from us, and it is also called a three-body galaxy in astronomy, which means that this galaxy has three suns, unlike the solar system, which has only one sun.

Scientists named these three suns Centauri? A, b, c of galaxies. Among them, the two suns A and B are relatively close, while C is a little far from A and B. Our earth has day and night, but in Centauri, because it has three suns, it only has day and no night, and it is said that the world of this constellation is very chaotic and horrible.

At present, human beings are still in a state of ignorance about the world of three-body galaxies. Astronomers speculate that planets in three-body galaxies have irregular motions, so they cannot be accurately measured, let alone explored. Because of the uniqueness of Centauri, some people think that there is another civilization more developed than the earth in this galaxy. Most people think this is just a guess.

But in 20 12, scientists made new discoveries. They found a hidden planet about the size of this region in the Centauri galaxy revolving around this B star. Scientists speculate that there may be life on it. Of course, all this is speculation. Some scientists claim that these three stars are likely to be in an eternal era, so there will be no such disaster as three days in the air, but they will disappear into the universe as time goes by.