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FRONTIERS IN ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCES (2024)
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ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNALno. 2 (2024)
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Eric V. Gotthelf
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Department of Astronomy
Columbia University;Columbia Astrophysics Laboratory, Columbia University
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Astronomers Find The Youngest Pulsar Yet In The Heart Of An Exploded Star
A team led by astronomers at Columbia University have found the youngest pulsar yet, a hot, spinning, highly-magnetized infant no larger than Manhattan, born in a massive star explosion about 700 years ago. The pulsar possesses unusual properties that may force scientists to reconsider how pulsars are created.
Astronomers Find The Youngest Pulsar Yet In The Heart Of An Exploded Star
A team led by astronomers at Columbia University have found the youngest pulsar yet, a hot, spinning, highly-magnetized infant no larger than Manhattan, born in a massive star explosion about 700 years ago. The pulsar possesses unusual properties that may force scientists to reconsider how pulsars are created.
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#Citation: 15789
H-Index: 59
G-Index: 105
Sociability: 7
Diversity: 2
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