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Fastest Star Ever Being Flung Out of the Milky Way
Astronomers have discovered the fastest star ever known, dubbed US 708, hurtling through the galaxy after a massive supernova ejected it into space, and now it appears to be moving so fast that it is being flung out of the Milky Way altogether.
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Milky Way Secretly Steals from Nearby Dwarf Galaxies
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Milky Way Harbors Less Mysterious Dark Matter Than Thought
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Interstellar Mapping Tackles a Dark Mystery
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NASA Video: Neutron Stars' Violent Collision to Form Black Hole
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Magnetic 'Fingerprint' of the Galaxy May Help Uncover Details of the Big Bang
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