Some neutron stars can spin six hundred times per second.
Why it is true
These ultra-dense bodies, known as pulsars, conserve the angular momentum of the original star. As they collapse to a much smaller size, their rotational speed increases drastically, emitting beams of radiation.
Source: ESA
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