PSR J1748−2446ad is the fastest-spinning pulsar (and celestial object) known in the universe. Key Facts and Features: • Rotation Speed: It spins at 716.35 Hz (rotations per second), which equals about 42,981 revolutions per minute (or roughly 43,000 RPM). • Equatorial Speed: Its surface at the equator moves at about 24% to 25% the speed of light (roughly 70,000 kilometers per second). • Size and Mass: Despite having a mass greater than our Sun (roughly twice the solar mass), it is compressed into an incredibly tiny sphere with a diameter of less than 16 to 32 kilometers (about 10 to 20 miles). • Location: It sits inside the globular star cluster Terzan 5, located approximately 18,000 to 28,000 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Sagittarius. • Discovery: It was discovered in November 2004 by astronomer Jason W. T. Hessels of McGill University. • Binary System: It orbits a companion star every 26 hours, which periodically eclipses and blocks a portion of its radio pulses. • Extreme Density & Magnetism: Its density is roughly 50 trillion times that of lead, and its magnetic field is about a trillion times stronger than the Sun's. Flash WARDING!
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