InicionewsAquila Booster: a modest pulsar that out-accelerates the Crab and breaks the...

Aquila Booster: a modest pulsar that out-accelerates the Crab and breaks the textbook

⚡🌌 A pulsar fifty times less powerful than the Crab is somehow accelerating particles more efficiently than the textbook allows. 🔭 LHAASO's detection of PeV gamma rays from PSR J1849-0001's nebula — now called the Aquila Booster — exceeds 27% of the theoretical acceleration efficiency limit, breaking the standard termination-shock model and rewriting what we thought we knew about cosmic accelerators. ✨ The Crab is no longer the benchmark. Read the full article on SKYCR. 👇

⚡🌌 A pulsar fifty times less powerful than the Crab is somehow accelerating particles more efficiently than the textbook allows. 🔭 LHAASO's detection of PeV gamma rays from PSR J1849-0001's nebula — now called the Aquila Booster — exceeds 27% of the theoretical acceleration efficiency limit, breaking the standard termination-shock model and rewriting what we thought we knew about cosmic accelerators. ✨ The Crab is no longer the benchmark. Read the full article on SKYCR. 👇

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Homer Dávila
Homer Dávilahttps://skycr.org/homer-davila
Editor en SKYCR. Astrofísico. Dinámica solar, astronomía, radioastronomía, cosmología y ciencia planetaria. Miembro de la International Meteor Organization.
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