Astronomers Report a Monstrous Eruption from a Supermagnetic Star
In a fraction of a second, the outburst released as much energy as our sun produces in 100,000 years
Source: scientificamerican.com
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In a fraction of a second, the outburst released as much energy as our sun produces in 100,000 years
Scientists just collected the first measurements of violent eruptions in extremely dense magnetic stars called magnetars.
A distant magnetic star erupted, spitting out as much energy as our sun produces in 100,000 years, in just 1/10 of a second, according to study by Spanish scientists.
Scientists just collected the first measurements of violent eruptions in extremely dense magnetic stars called magnetars.