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Investigating how the universe was created and how this led to the precise moment in time when these first stars could and did evolve was researched and presented. Through a thorough examination of years of research, how first stars were created and when they came into existence was answered. This research also yielded the fact that no first star still exists within our galaxy – the Milky Way. Although I am satisfied with the findings of this research that the Milky Way contains no Population III Stars, I cannot help but sit here and wonder if somewhere in the outermost areas of the universe, in areas we may not even know exist, there sits a first star, a remnant of the very creation of the universe, waiting for me
The First Stars: Exploring Their Origins
Ever since the dawn of time, man has been fascinated by the stars in heaven. From a child’s first wonder at the twinkling lights in the night sky to throngs of people staying up late to watch a meteor shower, the celestial display never ceases to amaze us. However, there is so much more to stars than the glowing light they project to earth. They are the footprints to understanding the origins of space and time. Scientists have been in the process of unraveling these mysteries for centuries. The technological advances of our times have led us to a deeper understanding of the evolution of space and time. Many scientists have theorized on the creation of our universe and its evolution to the current day. The Big Bang Theory, the accepted theory of the creation of the universe, which will be detailed in subsequent paragraphs, least the later creation of the first stars, called Population stars. Initially thought impossible to still exist, these first stars and the quest to understand them have led researchers to continue to search for their origins. The first detectable signs of these Population III stars have now been found. How were they created and do any still exist?
Background
Understanding what is known about the creation of the universe is necessary to consider how Population III stars were born and if they have survived to the present day. The accepted theory of the creation of the universe is the Big Bang Theory.