Magnetar blasts its way out of theory

Tony Reichhardt

Nature, 1998, vol. 395, issue 6702, 529-529

Abstract: washington A blast of gamma-rays and x-rays from a distant star has given scientists their best evidence yet for a 'magnetar'-- a neutron star with a magnetic field stronger than any other known object in the universe.

Date: 1998
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