Astronomers have discovered the initial green star, named WD J1330+6435. The star's distinctive color is due to its atmosphere, which contains hydrogen, oxygen, and sulfur. This discovery contributes to the variety of colors seen in white dwarf stars, which also include pink and purple hues.
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