The Chandrasekhar limit — 1.4 solar masses — is astronomy’s textbook ceiling for a white dwarf. New simulations from the Indian Institute of Science suggest a strong magnetic field could lift it, letting a white dwarf reach about 2.4 solar masses, with intriguing consequences for the exploding stars we use to measure the universe.
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