NASA is puzzled by mysterious moving objects in space

The American space research agency NASA has discovered a mysterious object running in space at a speed of one million miles per hour. This dynamic object, 27,000 times the size of Earth, is hurtling through our galaxy so fast that it could soon be ejected from the Milky Way galaxy.

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NASA has discovered a mysterious object
27,000 times larger than Earth in space,

According to scientists, the object is more than 400 light years away from Earth. One light year is equal to six trillion miles, so 400 light years equals to how many trillion miles, it will not come to mind easily. Experts are still unable to determine what this cosmic object is. Presumably, the object is a brown dwarf star. These stars may be larger than planets but less massive. If the object is indeed a brown dwarf, then the object would be the first to be documented as an object with chaotic and dynamic orbits.

Volunteer astronomers from NASA's 'Backyard Worlds: Planet 9'project were the first to discover this celestial object. "I can't describe the level of excitement," said Martin Kabatnik, a member of the Backyard Worlds project. I first saw how fast it was moving. I was under the impression that the information about this object had already been identified.

According to astronomer Kyle Kramer, several astrophysical theories can explain the motion of this object. One theory suggests that the object CWISE J1249 is part of a two-star or binary star system. After the white dwarf star explodes in a supernova between the two stars, the brown dwarf runs free. Another theory suggests that matter originates from a tight cluster known as a globular cluster. The matter is released by the pull of a black hole.

NASA's Backyard Worlds project involves volunteers from around the world analyzing data from space using the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer Telescope. The mysterious object is believed to be the smallest object ever recorded as a brown dwarf.
Source: Daily Mail