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Dead star ‘glitches’ could reveal the origins of fast radio bursts

Submit on Thursday, February 15th, 2024 21:11

Two glitches in the rotation of a highly magnetic neutron star or ‘magnetar’ could help reveal the interior of neutron stars and get to the bottom of how these compact dead stars blast out fast radio bursts.

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