Nasa's Fermi satellite spots "cannon ball" pulsar

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  • 5 years ago
NASA astronomers just recently found a pulsar hurtling through space at speeds of nearly 2.5 million miles per hour. They believe it would eventually leave our galaxy. A pulsar is a neutron star left behind after a violent supernova explosion from a supergiant star.

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