Joel Kontinen
Two white dwarfs rocketing
through space are the fastest free-moving stars that we know about and evolutionist
think that they could explain how some supernovae form.
“Type Ia supernovae are so
reliably bright that astronomers use them as measuring sticks for assessing how
far away distant stars and galaxies are. These supernovae tend to occur when a
white dwarf siphons off matter from a neighbouring star,”
But astronomy is tainted with its millions of fyearss and any one who thinks
differently will be ostracized.
Source:;
Wilkins, Alex. 2023. Fastest star in the galaxy clocked at 2285 kilometres per second New Scientist 14 June
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