Astronomers recently discovered the longest radio signal in space that is either coming from a neutron star or a unique white dwarf. It has a cycle of nearly an hour which has stumped scientists.

Longest-ever cosmic radio signal lasting nearly an hour likely coming from...

Scientists at a leading gravitational wave observatory detected a mysterious signal with chilling origins. As per reports, the signal has its origins in the collision between a star corpse and an unknown object.

Travelling 650 million light-years, a mysterious signal possibly from a star corpse has reached Earth

NASA’s X-ray telescopes recently observed “glitches” in a highly magnetic neutron star, or magnetar near the heart of the Milky Way. These glitches were so powerful that they accelerated the star’s spin speed and also helped slow down the neutron star (almost a dead star), which can be game-changing in understanding what goes inside a star.

'Glitches' from dead star could reveal origin of mysterious deep space signals: Study

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