The fastest planet in the galaxy.

The fastest planet in the galaxy is a pulsar.

The fastest known wandering speed is pulsar, because its speed is too fast. Now it has left the center of supernova explosion 53 light years away, and pulled out a tail of 13 light years on the way forward. However, the supernova explosion occurred about 5000 years ago.

Because its direction may not be affected by the gravity of other stars, it is estimated that it will eventually escape from the Milky Way and become a wandering planet outside the Milky Way.

The farthest planet from the earth

So far, the farthest planet discovered by human beings is a planet named "OGLE-TR-56b". It was published on June 7, 2003 by astronomers at the Center for Astrophysics of Harvard University. This newly discovered planet is located in Sagittarius, 5000 light years away from the earth.

It is 30 times farther than the farthest planet found outside our solar system. It is several times larger than the earth and is a hot planet similar to Jupiter. It is slightly smaller than Jupiter, and it takes only 29 hours to orbit its own star. It is observed that "0GLE-TR-56b" is very hot, and its surface is covered with a lot of molten iron.

The weather is very bad. According to reports, astronomers can only observe planets within 0/60 light-years from the earth/kloc-. Astronomers who discovered "0GLE-TR-56b" said that the new technology they used will increase the number of planets that humans can observe from 40,000 to more than 654.38 billion.