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Magnetars Black Holes Pulsars Formation Properties Research Collisions White Dwarfs Pulsation Behavior Evolution Classification Neutron Star Collisions Implications Cold Neutron Stars Dark Matter Jet Structure Density Gravitational Waves Observations Thermonuclear Explosions Vela Pulsar Massive Neutron Stars Millisecond Pulsar Heaviest Neutron Star Mass Gap Objects Neutron Star Mergers SN 1987A Supernova Supernova 1987A Jet Speed Measurement Matter Accretion Jet Detection Jet Tracking Jet Measurement Jet Comparison Jet Implications Jet Measurement Methods Nuclear Explosions Companion Stars Detection of Gravitational Wave Signal Element Formation Binary System ASKAP J1935+2148 Jet Formation Radio Bursts Radio Emissions Stellar Remnants Radio Signals Emission States Radio-Emitting Neutron Stars

Astronomers Discover Slowest Spinning Radio Neutron Star

Discovery of Slowest Spinning Neutron Star Challenges Astrophysical Models

First Confirmed Magnetar Flare Detected Outside the Milky Way

Brightest Gamma-Ray Burst Ever, Triggered by Supernova, Raises New Questions

Magnetar's Unprecedented Activity Challenges Astrophysical Theories

Neutron Star Jets Measured Moving at One-Third the Speed of Light

James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Neutron Star in Supernova 1987A Remnant

NASA Observations Link Magnetar Behavior to Fast Radio Bursts

Astronomers Discover Celestial Object in 'Mass Gap' Between Neutron Stars and Black Holes

Mystery Object Discovered in Milky Way Challenges Astronomical Boundaries

Kobe University Scientists Capture Most Detailed Image of a Pulsar

NASA's X-Ray Observations Reveal Magnetic 'Bones' of Ghostly Hand-Like Star Remnant in Space

Gamma-Ray Burst Marks First Detection of Rare Heavy Elements from Star Merger with the Help of James Webb Space Telescope