Spinning Magnetar | California Academy of Sciences
TIL there is a neutron star that spins 716 times a second meaning the star's equator moves at one quarter the speed of light. That's a rotation of 43,000 miles (70,000km) per
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The heaviest neutron star known is shredding its companion | Space
Squishy Neutron Star Setback Dampens Hopes of Exotic Matter | Quanta Magazine
Neutron stars may generate gravitational waves continuously, say Indian scientists | World News – India TV
Fast-spinning neutron star smashes speed limit | New Scientist
Gravitational Observatories Hunt for Lumpy Neutron Stars - Scientific American
Magnetars and Pulsars and Neutron Stars, Oh My! | California Academy of Sciences
Overweight' neutron star defies a black hole theory, say astronomers | Black holes | The Guardian
NASA — Neutron Stars Are Weird!
