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NASA Supercomputer Captures Violent Magnetic Storm Before Star Collision, And It’s Visible
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NASA Supercomputer Captures Violent Magnetic Storm Before Star Collision, And It’s Visible
In the final moments before two neutron stars collide, their magnetic fields spiral into chaos, twisting and snapping as they unleash high-energy radiation into space. Using a NASA supercomputer, scientists have now simulated this violent prelude in unprecedented detail and uncovered potential light signals that might soon be detectable by space telescopes. The research focuses on the final milliseconds before merger, a phase long overshadowed b…
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