University of Tübingen press release on the HESS J1731-347 compact object (reposted by sciencesprings)
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“Only then did the cooling neutron star become visible,” adds Gerd Pühlhofer. The peculiarity of this object, as the same research team had noted earlier, is that it is physically connected to another star. That star illuminates the dust cloud around the neutron star, heats it and makes it shine in the infrared light. The companion star was recently observed by the European Space Agency’s Gaia space telescope, which provided the research team with accurate distance measurements to both objects.
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