Planetary System Unlike Our Own Revealed Around Nearby Star

James Webb Space Telescope observed three concentric belts of debris orbiting the star Fomalhaut, suggesting the gravitational influence of unseen planets.
The belts extend up to 14 billion miles from the star and are populated by objects like asteroids and comets believed to eventually form planets.
Fomalhaut's system includes an inner belt 10 times wider than expected, a tilted second belt, and an outer Kuiper belt-like ring with a Great Dust Cloud formed by a collision.
Fomalhaut is a young, bright star 25 light-years from Earth that has been studied for thousands of years but only now revealed in such detail.
Fomalhaut's chaotic structure provides insight into how planetary systems form and the detailed image can help unlock secrets behind planetary beginnings.