Careening through the Milky Way at nearly 2 million miles per hour, the star LP 40-365 shows no signs of stopping. A team of astronomers recently figured out that the star was propelled into its current speedrun by a supernova explosion millions of years ago.
Careening through the Milky Way at nearly 2 million miles per hour, the star LP 40-365 shows no signs of stopping. A team of astronomers recently figured out that the star was propelled into its current speedrun by a supernova explosion millions of years ago.
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