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Rapid Burster Behavior Explained
via portaltotheuniverse

Astro Watch : Scientists observing a curious neutron star in a binary system known as the 'Rapid Burster' may have solved a forty-year-old mystery surrounding its puzzling X-ray bursts. They discovered that its magnetic field creates a gap around the...
Mind the Gap: Rapid Burster behaviour explained
via sci.esa

Scientists observing a curious neutron star in a binary system known as the 'Rapid Burster' may have solved a forty-year-old mystery surrounding its puzzling X-ray bursts. They discovered that its magnetic field creates a gap around the star, largely...
Mind the gap—Rapid Burster behaviour explained
via physorg

Scientists observing a curious neutron star in a binary system known as the 'Rapid Burster' may have solved a forty-year-old mystery surrounding its puzzling X-ray bursts. They discovered that its magnetic field creates a gap around the star, largely...
NuSTAR Helps Solve 'Rapid Burster' Mystery
via spacefellowship

Scientists observing a neutron star in the "Rapid Burster" system may have solved a 40-year-old mystery surrounding its puzzling X-ray bursts. Discovered in the 1970s, the Rapid Burster is a binary system comprising a low-mass star in its prime and...
NuSTAR Helps Solve ‘Rapid Burster’ Mystery
via steamregister

Scientists observing a neutron star in the “Rapid Burster” system may have solved a 40-year-old mystery surrounding its puzzling X-ray bursts. Discovered in the 1970s, the Rapid Burster is a binary system comprising a low-mass star in its prime and a...

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