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Star traveling at 1.3 million miles per hour , nearly three times the speed of our own sun.
The rapid star, which has been named CWISE J124909 +362116.0 ("J1249+36") is one of the oldest in the galaxy.
This star's impressive speed makes it a potential "hypervelocity" star, an extremely rare star moving fast enough to eventually leave the galaxy entirely.
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