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Stars and solar physics

Stars and solar physics

Slowest ever neutron star is found in cosmic graveyard

14 Jun 2022
MeerKAT and pulsar signals
Slow going Artist’s impression of the signal from PSR J0901–4046 is shown in magenta. Shown in blue are signals from other, faster pulsars. (Courtesy: Danielle Futselaar/artsource.nl)
An unusual pulsating radio signal emerging from a “stellar graveyard” could be evidence for a ne

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