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Journal Article
Bright black holes and neutron stars beat alike
2023
Overview
Astronomy Multi-wavelength observations of radiation from a bright neutron-star system show signatures similar to that of a black-hole binary, suggesting that the accretion mechanism is the same for all such sources at high luminosities. [...]previous studies reported emission characterized by flashes of light from the neutron star's surface6, variability patterns that resemble those of GRS 915+105, and outflows in X-ray, optical and ultraviolet frequencies7 - the X-ray signals suggesting the presence of material near the neutron star2. NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array was used to obtain high-resolution X-ray signals; the Hubble Space Telescope accessed ultraviolet frequencies; the Liverpool Telescope in Spain was used for optical frequencies; the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile covered the near infrared; and the Karl G.Jansky Very Large Array in New Mexico observed radio-wavelength signals.
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group
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