Neutron stars spit out jets that move at relativistic speeds, scientists say
These fast-moving outbursts of material are slightly different from those launched by black holes
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These fast-moving outbursts of material are slightly different from those launched by black holes
The super-dense object doesn't quite fit with what we know about black holes or neutron stars.
The mystery of what dwells within dead stars could be solved at last, thanks to supercomputer simulations that show neutron stars are comprised of "cold quark matter."
Located one billion light-years away, the star—thought dead—appears to be going through a revival, with scientists spotting energetic flares.
A team of researchers suggests the space observatory just spotted "dark stars"—theoretical stellar objects powered by dark matter.