A global collaboration of telescopes including ESA's Integral high-energy space observatory has detected a unique mix of radiation bursting from a dead star in our galaxy - something that has never been seen before in this type of star, and may solve a long-standing cosmic mystery. The finding involves two kinds of interesting cosmic phenomena: magnetars and Fast Radio Bursts. Magnetars ar
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Dead star emits never-before seen mix of radiation
Paris (ESA) Jul 29, 2020
A global collaboration of telescopes including ESA's Integral high-energy space observatory has detected a unique mix of radiation bursting from a dead star in our galaxy - something that has never been seen before in this type of star, and may solve a long-standing cosmic mystery. The finding involves two kinds of interesting cosmic phenomena: magnetars and Fast Radio Bursts. Magnetars ar
A global collaboration of telescopes including ESA's Integral high-energy space observatory has detected a unique mix of radiation bursting from a dead star in our galaxy - something that has never been seen before in this type of star, and may solve a long-standing cosmic mystery. The finding involves two kinds of interesting cosmic phenomena: magnetars and Fast Radio Bursts. Magnetars ar
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