Wheaton native Brian Welch, 27, has discovered the oldest, furthest known star in the universe, NASA announced.
Brian Welch, 27, has discovered the oldest, furthest known star in the universe, NASA announced.
"Originally when I was growing up I thought I was going to be a famous football player," said Welch. "I didn't think an astrophysics discovery was going to be what got me 15 minutes of fame. It's a fun twist."He is now a Ph.D. candidate in Astrophysics at Johns Hopkins, where he made the discovery while researching distant galaxies.
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