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    • Apr 13, 2026
      Research Ucovers Long-Term Pulsation Evolution in the δ Scuti Variable Star KIC 8712760
      The researchers conducted a long-term observational study on the δ Scuti variable star KIC 8712760. Their work revealed a significant evolution of the star's pulsation amplitude over time. Stars are not eternally quiet and unchanging celestial bodies; some stars periodically brighten and dim. Astronomers refer to this phenomenon as stellar pulsation. Studying these pulsations is like performing an "ultrasound examination" ...
    • Apr 13, 2026
      Researchers Revreal Magnetic Activity in Binary Stars
      Researchers made new progress in understanding an intriguing phenomenon in eclipsing binary stars – the O’Connell effect.A master's student at the Optical Astronomy and Technology Application Research Division of the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhou Jiawen, under the supervision of Pro. LIU Jinzhong, has made new progres...
    • Apr 08, 2026
      How do the ultra-long period radio pulsars differ from normal pulsars?
      The resaerchers investigate the emission properties in 10 ULRa-TPs against that of 100 FAST normal pulsars based on their emission geometry and several emission correlations well-known to radio pulsars.We ask the question: To what extent do ultra‑long period radio pulsars and transients (ULRa-TPs) differ from conventional radio pulsars? It is apparent that they rotate very slowly, but do they also behave differently in the emission ph...
    • Apr 07, 2026
      A Rapid Spin-down Millisecond Pulsar Puts Stringent Constraints on Classical Theory of Millisecond Pulsar Formation
      The researchers conducted deep observations of the newly discovered millisecond pulsar PSR J0435+3233 with abnormally high spin-down rate.A research team led by Prof. WANG Na from the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory (XAO) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) conducted in-depth observations of PSR J0435+3233 using the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telesc...
    • Apr 03, 2026
      Researchers Discover Direct Observational Evidence for Chromospheric Magnetic Reconnection Driving Quasiperiodic Coronal Jets
      The researchers use high spatiotemporal resolution observations from space (SDO) and ground-based (NVST) telescopes to discover direct observational evidence for the quasiperiodic magnetic reconnection driving mechanism of coronal jets. Solar jets are common transient plasma ejection phenomena in the solar atmosphere, observable in multiple wavebands such as Hα, extreme ultraviolet (EUV), and X-ray. But coronal jets continuously transport mass and energy from the lower...
    • Mar 27, 2026
      Unveiling the Long-Term Evolution of Magnetar Swift J1834.9-0846
      The researchers developed a unified evolutionary model that simultaneously incorporates magnetic dipole radiation, wind braking, and gravitational-wave emission, and provided a new explanation for its unusually low braking index. Recently, LI Biaopeng, a PhD student supervised by Prof. GAO Zhifu in the Pulsar Research Group at Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences, carried out a study on the unusual spin-down behavior of the magnetar Swif...
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