Vela's exploded star is the highest-energy pulsar ever seen

A spinning dead star about 1,000 light-years away, in the constellation Vela, raises questions about how pulsars can emit such extreme radiation.

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NASA's IXPE Uses Vela Pulsar Wind Nebula as an Extreme

Gamma ray burst 2 billion light-years away impacted Earth's

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A camel in a sea of dromedaries: an intriguing second bump of

Pulsar pulverizes an asteroid

Pulsar surprises astronomers with record-breaking gamma-rays

Earth is hit by blast of energy from a dead star so powerful that

Pulsar surprises astronomers with record-breaking gamma-rays