5. Neutron Star in Infrared
Found Year: 2018.
Hubble Space Telescope made the discovery.
Location: J0806.4-4123, Pulsar RX
A neutron star is an extremely dense object that is created when a normal star dies. The Infrared Neutron Star does not often emit radio waves or X-rays. A neutron star 800 light-years from Earth was found by scientists to be generating a continuous stream of infrared radiation in September 2018.
Pixar/Infrared Neutron Star @michael799
Scientists think that following the explosion, the disc of material that initially formed the neutron star re-assembled itself around the star, explaining the phenomenon. But not enough research has been done on the subject up to this point.
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