Astronomers spot a 33-light-year-long jet shooting from a infant star located in an entirely different galaxy. The new find is not only one of the longest such jets discovered to date, it also marks the first time the jet of a young and massive extragalactic star has been captured in visible light.

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Astronomers spot a 33-light-year-long jet shooting from a infant star located in an entirely different galaxy. The new find is not only one of the longest such jets discovered to date, it also marks the first time the jet of a young and massive extragalactic star has been captured in visible light.