Scientists find first molecule that ever was formed in the universe

Naturally, NASA Scientists have succeeded in the first molecular connection that ever formed in the universe. There was already nearly 100 years theorized, but now she is for the first time, really seen in a young nebula at 3,000 light-years from our Earth.

The discovery to which message is in the scientific journal Nature – is an important confirmation of what we already knew about how our universe over a period of billions of years developed into what it is today.

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After the big bang more than 13 billion years ago the universe extremely hot. There were only a few types of atoms, mainly helium and hydrogen. Who were the first molecular connection, and that was, according to scientists heliumhydride. By the cooling of the universe were hydrogen atoms react with that heliumhydride, which molecular hydrogen was formed, which, in turn, formed the basis of the formation of the first stars. the

The only problem: the scientists succeeded, but not in the first molecular connection in the room. They had heliumhydride in 1925, however, artificially created in a laboratory, but that was it. The very first step of the theory around the origin of our universe was, in other words not proven. Until now. (read on below)