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The 69 pages that link to Neutron star, each with the reason it gives.

• PulsarNarrower topic: A pulsar is a neutron star whose rotation and emission make it observable as a pulsing source.

• Neutron star mergerNarrower topic: The merger’s participants are neutron stars with immense density and strong gravity.

• Jocelyn Bell BurnellNarrower topic: The first pulsars were identified as rotating neutron stars, explaining their brief, powerful radio pulses.

• Pulsar timing arrayNarrower topic: Pulsars are rotating neutron stars whose beams produce the timed pulses.

• MagnetarNarrower topic: Magnetars are neutron stars distinguished by their unusually strong magnetic fields.

• Millisecond pulsarNarrower topic: Millisecond pulsars are rapidly rotating neutron stars.

• Pulsar wind nebulaNarrower topic: A pulsar wind nebula requires a neutron star at its center.

• Pulsar planetNarrower topic: A pulsar planet orbits this compact stellar remnant rather than an ordinary star.

• Crab PulsarNarrower topic: This compact remnant supplies the rotating body that produces the Crab Pulsar’s signals.

• Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limitNarrower topic: The limit applies to the maximum mass of this class of compact remnant.

• Scorpius X-1Narrower topic: The compact object at Scorpius X-1’s center is a neutron star.

• Antony HewishNarrower topic: Pulsars are understood as neutron stars whose rotation beams radiation toward Earth.

• X-ray pulsarNarrower topic: Its extreme density and compactness provide the setting for X-ray pulsar emission.

• Joseph Hooton Taylor Jr.Narrower topic: Pulsars are rotating neutron stars, the objects at the center of Taylor’s research.

• PSR B1937+21Narrower topic: This pulsar's extreme density and compactness enable its rapid rotation and strong magnetic field.

• SN 1054Narrower topic: The explosion left a neutron star that is observed as the Crab Pulsar.

• Messier 15Narrower topic: The cluster's pulsar is a neutron star whose rapid rotation produces its observed pulses.

• Russell Alan HulseNarrower topic: The pulsar and its companion are neutron stars, making the system an extreme-gravity laboratory.

• Exotic starNarrower topic: It provides the standard dense-matter baseline that exotic-star models extend.