Extremely Rare Magnetar Burst Detected

Located about 13 million light-years from Earth Sculptor GalaxyAn important event took place. In this event, which was detected by an artificial intelligence developed by the University of Valencia, Spain, a a violent explosion in a neutron star detected. In this explosion that took place in one tenth of a second, The energy that the sun can create in 100 thousand years is blasted into space.

Due to its high magnetic field in the magnetar class Scientists, who succeeded in observing the neutron star in the middle of nowhere and even calculating the energy it emits, said that this event, which can be detected very rarely, “GRB2001415” they gave the name. In the statements made on the subject, it was stated that this explosion was a natural event, earthquake or an imbalance in the magnetosphere was stated.

“A real cosmic monster”

Victor Reglero, one of the leading names of the studies, made some statements about the GRB2001415 event. The neutron star is located about 13 million light-years from Earth. a real cosmic beast Reglero said, “This magnetar screams into space with the power of a billion Suns. He decided to get out of his cosmic loneliness. as.‘ he said.

Experts have detected around 3000 neutron stars so far. Among them magnetar detection was possible for only 30 stars. This is because magnetars explode suddenly without showing any symptoms. This makes it almost impossible to detect this event that takes place in the depths of space. However, there is an important aspect that distinguishes magnetars from other neutron stars. Alberto J. Castro-Tirado, lead author of the team that wrote the GRB2001415 event, said that these neutron stars are even inactive. It could be 100,000 times brighter than the sun. it states.