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NASA Spots 5 Million Mph Pulsar, has Longest Trail of Any Object in Galaxy
New images from NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory reveal a runaway pulsar breaking a major cosmic record: The jettisoned object, zooming by at speeds up to 5 million mph, has left in its wake a jet trail that stretches 37 light years - the longest ever seen from an object in our galaxy.
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