¡ESTE PULSAR GIRA 716 VECES POR SEGUNDO…! 🌀⚡ Conoce al pulsar PSR J1748−2446ad, el objeto más rápido jamás medido en el universo. Es una estrella de neutrones: los restos ultra densos de una estrella muerta… del tamaño de una ciudad, pero con más masa que el Sol. Y gira a 716 revoluciones por segundo. Eso significa que su ecuador se mueve a ¡70,000 km/s! (¡un 24% de la velocidad de la luz!). Si estuviera en la Tierra, daría una vuelta al planeta en menos de 1 segundo. 🌍 Su gravedad es tan fuer

Meet the Pulsar PSR J1748-2446ad, The most fastest rotating nuetron star in the Universe! | Interstellar Traveller

This is pulsar PSR J1748-2446ad, the fastest-spinning object ever discovered. #space #astronomy | Josh Universe

🎧 What do these sounds remind you of?⁠ ⁠ Meet four cosmic beatmakers:⁠ ✨ PSR B0329 54⁠ ⚡ The Vela Pulsar⁠ 🦀 The Crab Pulsar⁠ 💫 PSR J0437−4715⁠ ⁠ Pulsars (rotating neutron stars) don’t make audible sounds in space, but astronomers convert their regular radio pulses into audio. The result is rhythmic “beeps” or “thumps” that represent the star’s rapid spin — like a lighthouse beam sweeping past Earth.⁠ ⁠ 👂 What do these pulsars sound like to you?⁠ 💬 Tell us in the comments!⁠ ⁠ #Pulsars #Neutr

Neutron stars have incredibly fast spin speeds, with the fastest known, PSR J1748−2446ad, rotating 716 times per second, meaning its equator travels at about 24% the speed of light (around 70,000 km/s). These extreme speeds are due to the conservation of angular momentum during the star's collapse, causing them to spin up to hundreds of times per second, acting like spinning tops that can approach their physical limits before tearing apart. #space #fast #trending #mustsee #solarsystem | Romario