Neutron stars

Imagine a spherical object with a diameter of only twenty kilometers, but at the same time two or three times more massive than our sun. These are neutron stars, mysterious and amazing. They make six hundred revolutions per second, and their rotation is so regularly that in the near future they will probably play the role of a galactic navigation system that guides people to other worlds. Scientific journalist Katya Moskvich invites readers to travel around the observatory around the world and in the expanses of the universe. She talks about multi -channel astronomy, about pulsars, magnetars, enchanting outbreaks of supernova and many other amazing objects and events in our universe. This is a book about “zombies from space” - about the life of stars after death