Magnetar - Wikipedia
Neutron star sets a record for the universe
Astronomers detect strongest known magnetic field in the universe
A neutron star with an unusual magnetic field structure
Why do neutron stars have magnetism? Is the magnetism of a neutron star the same as a Child's toy magnet? If a neutron star emits photons, where would they come from, and
The Hibernating Stellar Magnet | ESO
Insight-HXMT Breaks Its Own Measurement Record For the Strongest Magnetic Field In The Universe - SpaceRef
What is the “neutron star” that created heavy metals such as gold and platinum in the universe? - GIGAZINE
A New Recipe for Neutron Star Magnetic Fields | astrobites
Explainer: what is a neutron star?
Neutron Stars | Physics and Universe
Physics - Internal Magnetic Field Causes Neutron Star to Go Wobbly
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According to a new study, observations and stellar evolution models of a hot, helium-rich Wolf-Rayet star indicate that it will produce a magnetar when it explodes as a supernova.
Magnetar - neutron star with an extremely powerful magnetic field. 3d rendering Stock Photo - Alamy
Lecture 19: Neutron Stars
Getting to Know Pulsars, the Lighthouses of the Cosmos | Discover Magazine
Astronomy - Ch. 22: Neutron Star (13 of 17) The Magnetic Field of a Neutron Star - YouTube
The magnetic field of a neutron star | Personal webpage of Toby Wood
Image | Highly Magnetic Neutron Star | NuSTAR
6 Pulsars‣ Essential Radio Astronomy
Extreme stars share unique properties that may provide a link to mysterious sources | Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy
Magnetar - Wikipedia
Neutron stars
The strongest magnetic stars are possibly deformed | The University of Tokyo
