Did you know? A neutron star is a rapidly spinning remnant of a supernova, just 12 miles wide but as massive as the Sun!

A bright blue, lightning-bolt-shaped celestial object, possibly a comet or stellar phenomenon, streaks vertically through a star-filled black sky. The object glows intensely at its center and fades to a fainter blue at its tips, with numerous small stars visible in the surrounding darkness. No text is overlaid on the image.

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