Star residue
Magnetic neutron star is formed by the high-density neutron star, its magnetic field magnets than any on earth to be billions of times stronger out. They will be released approximately every 10 seconds out of x-rays, gamma rays released occasionally. Until 1998, the magnetic star was only identified as a unique star, which is found from the light for the first time 20 years have passed: March 1979, the spacecraft found that a year with the sun in 1000 the same energy radiation released material, known as the n49 from supernova remnants located. |
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