>> highly magnetized rotating neutron stars formed from the remains of massive stars after they explode into supernovae. Until now, scientists have determined the mass of stars, planets and moons by studying their motion in relation to others nearby, using the gravitational pull between the two as the basis for their calculations. However, in the case of young pulsars, mathematicians have now found a new way to measure their mass, even if a star exists on its own in space.
Until now, scientists have determined the mass of stars, planets and moons by studying their motion in relation to others nearby, using gravitational pull between the 2 as the basis for calculations...
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