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NASA Update: The Loneliest Star in the Milky Way Discovered Billions of Light-Years Away
In search for other celestial objects, NASA was able to capture an intriguing star they dubbed as the "loneliest" among all the creations in space. This young star, which is called CX330, is believed to be the most isolated star in the universe with a neighbor that is about a thousand light-years away.
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