Astronomers just found the fastest star in the Milky Way, zipping around our galaxy’s supermassive black hole in under nine years—ten times closer than any previous record holder. Using Chile’s Very Large Telescope, scientists captured this cosmic sprinter defying gravity without falling in, offering a front-row view of extreme physics. Its high-speed orbit reveals clues about the black hole’s spin, and with better telescopes on the way, even faster stars may be lurking—opening a thrilling new chapter in galactic exploration.
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