Two neutron stars. One is 50% more massive than the other, yet they are almost exactly the same size. The results have big implications for understanding what neutron stars are really made of. In 2019 a team of astronomers led by Thomas Riley, a postdoctoral researcher, and Anna Watts, a professor of astrophysics at the University …
Two neutron stars. One is 50% more massive than the other, yet they are almost exactly the same size. The results have big implications for understanding what neutron stars are really made of. In 2019 a team of astronomers led by Thomas Riley, a postdoctoral researcher, and Anna Watts, a professor of astrophysics at the University …
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