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New Research Finally Provides Insights on How the Strongest Magnets in the Universe Form [Video]
Because moving charges generate magnetic fields, I would think that a neutron star's axis of rotation and axis of the magnetic field would line up; Why don't they? | Astronomy.com
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Understanding the most powerful magnets in the universe | Hindawi
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Young Sun-like Star Shows a Magnetic Field Was Critical for Life on the Early Earth | Smithsonian Institution
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New type of chemical bond may form in extreme magnetic fields of stars | Ars Technica
Catastrophic Collapse of Giant Stars' Magnetic Fields Powers Gamma-Ray Bursts | Sci-News.com
A magnetar is a type of neutron star believed to have an extremely powerful magnetic field. Stars in the background Stock Photo - Alamy
Stellar magnetic fields and surface structure - Department of Physics and Astronomy - Uppsala University, Sweden
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Slowing Down Stars - Universe Today
Giant Super-Magnetic Star Has Scientists Buzzing | Space
The Hibernating Stellar Magnet | ESO United States
Hot stars are plagued by giant magnetic spots | Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias • IAC
Magnetars: Meet Some of the Most Powerful Stars in the Known Universe
The Most-Magnetic Objects in the Universe Attract New Controversy | Quanta Magazine
PhD Student Finds Two Massive Stars With Magnetic Fields In A Binary System | IFLScience
Mysterious magnetar boasts one of strongest magnetic fields in Universe
Strange magnetic monster found lurking inside dead star
Nature's most magnetic objects, ripped apart in starquakes, can unleash powerful flashes of light | Science | AAAS
