I am using the Javascript Date function in my application. I have an object message with this data

{
  "attachments": "[]", 
  "created_on": "2024-05-09 05:19:56.677747+00:00", 
  "message": "{"room":"e08f1714-2558-4d73-b7f4-67dced45ace4"}", 
  "msg_id": 3161, 
  "status": "completed", 
  "temp_id": null, 
  "user_id": 13064
}

I am using the Date function like this

const messageDate = message.created_on;
console.log(new Date(messageDate))

In my ReactJS app I am getting this output:

Fri May 24 2024 15:37:39 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)

but in my React Native app I am getting

Date { NaN }

The behaviour is kind of strange I used the following function to get the same result

const normalizeDateString = (dateString) => {
  return dateString.replace(' ', 'T').replace(/s+/g, '');
};

Why is the output of the same function different in two different places? This is quite strange. Can someone explain the root cause of this?