article_snippet.sent: The light in these extraordinary images has travelled so far that The light in these extraordinary images has taken 4,200 years to get here.
article_snippet.sent: these extraordinary images were taken 18 years apart, the first with the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array in New Mexico in 1996 and the second by an international team of astronomers led by the National Autonomous University of New Mexico (UNAM) last year.
article_snippet.sent: Astronomers have used a telescope in New Mexico to watch a star take shape over eight years.
article_snippet.sent: The star – known as W75N(B)-VLA2 – is 300 times brighter and eight times bigger than our sun, although W75N(B)-VLA2 – is masked by a black cloud of space dust.
article_snippet.sent: These images of a star were taken by the��
article_snippet.sent: Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array in New Mexico.
article_snippet.sent: Astronomer Carlos Carrasco-Gonzalez of the National Autonomous University of New Mexico, said:
highlights_snippet.sent: Astronomers have used a telescope in New Mexico to watch a star form .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: it is 300 times brighter than the sun .
  