#neutronStars

MPI for Gravitational Physicsmpi_grav@academiccloud.social
2025-06-19

More news coverage – this time from phys.org – of our researchers' recent breakthrough simulation of merging neutron stars.

📄 phys.org/news/2025-06-simulati

#NeutronStars #Relativity #Kilonova #Astrophysics #Astronomy #GRB

Numerical-relativity simulation of a neutron star merger at 1.3 seconds after the merger. A dense cloud of matter surrounds a black hole which produces a powerful jet. An inset shows the direct surroundings of the black hole.
2025-06-11

Neutron Stars – The Most Extreme Things that are not Black Holes

tube.blueben.net/w/i1TKuYP8UUJ

2025-05-24

Stray thought: pasta chirality. Do all commercially made fusilli / spirali have the same handedness?

A quick search yields a paper on neutron stars, doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.101.0 which, although interesting, does not answer my question.

#pasta #NeutronStars

BewilderedKat :nonbinary_flag:h3mmy@lgbtqia.space
2025-05-16

I got a D on a test today. :Blobhaj_Read_MD: D for dense, or more specifically "Extremely Dense" :neobread:

A neutron star would probably get the same rating, right? :neofox_think_owo: I would think so. That implies Hypothesis 1.

It also means that according to science, lesbricks are in the same category of dense as a neutron star. :neofox_science: Thus I can recklessly assume that the mystery remains on whether or not lesbricks are denser than a neutron star. :vlpn_sparkle:

Hypothesis 1: Neutron stars are giant space titties.
Hypothesis 2: Lesbricks and Neutron stars are in the same density category.
Corollary (H1+H2): Lesbricks might have more tricky to interpret mammograms and should make sure they are regularly checking for lumps!

#GoodBadScience #Lesbricks #NeutronStars

2025-05-09

✨ You can make astronomical discoveries without being a researcher 🔭

Join our citizen science project “Einstein@Home: Pulsar Seekers.”

➡️ zooniverse.org/projects/rsenga

All you need is an internet connection, a device with a browser, or the Zooniverse app and you're ready to discover new pulsars.

You will help classify graphical representations of the results of our distributed computing project @einsteinathome.

#CitizenScience #Zooniverse #Astronomy #Astrophysics #Pulsar #NeutronStars

Screenshot of a classification task. On the left are four diagrams, on the right are the classification instructions, and below are two buttons labeled “Yes” and “No”.
2025-05-03

(01 May) The Universe’s Gold May Come From a Totally Unexpected Kind of Star https://s.faithcollapsing.com/ke1ex Archive: ais: https://archive.md/wip/WVYTU ia: https://s.faithcollapsing.com/c970z #magnetars #nasa #neutron-stars #space-&-spaceflight

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2025-04-30

Five days ago marked the sixth anniversary of the detection of gravitational-wave signal GW190425 (astrodon.social/@mpi_grav/1143). It came from a binary neutron star merger.

These events emit both gravitational waves and electromagnetic signals. This could help solve long-standing questions in fundamental physics research with multi-messenger astrophysics.

For more information on multi-messenger astrophysics, see this article on our portal “Einstein Online”: einstein-online.info/en/spotli

#NeutronStars #GravitationalWaves #MultiMessengerAstronomy

2025-04-25

On this day, six years ago, @LIGO Livingston and Virgo detected an unusual gravitational-wave signal.

GW190425 was only the second signal from (most likely) a neutron star merger. Its distance to Earth was significantly larger and the sky position less precisely determined than for the first such signal (GW170817). Therefore, astronomers did not observe any afterglow in the electromagnetic spectrum.

The total mass of the merging objects was unusually high compared to known double neutron stars.

ℹ️ aei.mpg.de/142401/news-from-th

The publication abuout the observed gravitational-wave signal appeared on 6 January 2020:

📄 iopscience.iop.org/article/10.

#OnThisDay #OTD #GW190425 #GravitationalWaves #NeutronStars #astronomy #astrodon

Numerical simulation showing the gravitational waves emitted from orbiting neutron stars.
2025-04-16

📣 New Selected Research Highlight:

Modelling 120 binary neutron star mergers

➡️ aei.mpg.de/1246017/modelling-1

#NeutronStars #GravitationalWaves

The image shows the relation between the strain of gravitational wave at the merger and the binary tidal deformability of coalescing neutron stars.
N-gated Hacker Newsngate
2025-04-06

🔍 In a groundbreaking revelation, neutron stars might just be holding the secret to another dimension—because clearly, black holes were so last decade. 🕳️✨ Meanwhile, scientists juggle their theories while demanding you subscribe to yet another newsletter for the "latest cosmic gossip." 🌌📧
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