Video Discovery of "the pulsating star" in the galaxy of the Milky Way

A group of scientists from the US NASA space agency, the "pulsar" PSR J0002 + 6216 or "Zoomy", which looks like a cannonball, is moving in space at 1130 kilometers per second in the galaxy of the Milky Way.

According to Science Alert, scientists believe that the explosion of the supernova is at the origin of this high speed, leaving the neutron star intact.

Zoomy lies at 6500 light-years away and lies in the constellation Cassiopeia, 53 light-years away from the center of the CTB-1 supernova explosion.

Astronomers have also discovered the tail of this ball, which extends over 13 light-years. The calculations confirmed that the explosion had occurred in the center of the future haze.

According to astronomers, the explosion occurred about 10,000 years ago and the PSR J0002 + 6216 will eventually leave the Milky Way galaxy to continue its interstellar movement in space.