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NASA Spots a Star and Planet Racing at 1.2 Million MPH - A Record-Breaking Discovery
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1.2 Million MPH compared to what? I mean our sun is travelling at 828,000 km/hr. So it doesnβt sound really all that special.
1,931,212 km/h > 828,000 km/h
Compared to all the stars and planets