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We Finally Know Where to Look For The Universe’s Most Sought-After Particle : ScienceAlert

Last updated: October 27, 2024 3:54 pm
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Neutron stars are fascinating celestial objects known for their extreme spinning, and recent research suggests that they could be producing a mysterious particle called axions. Axions are hypothetical elementary particles that, if discovered, could help solve some of the most pressing mysteries in the Universe, including the nature of dark matter.

These elusive axion particles are believed to interact weakly with other matter, making them incredibly challenging to detect. However, neutron stars, especially pulsars – a type of rapidly spinning neutron star – with their powerful magnetic fields, may be efficient at trapping axions. This could lead to the accumulation of axions near the pulsar, potentially creating a detectable signal.

A study conducted by physicist Dion Noordhuis and his team at the University of Amsterdam found that rapidly spinning neutron stars could be producing a significant number of axions every minute. As these axions interact with the star’s magnetic field, they may transform into photons, causing the pulsar to appear brighter than expected.

The presence of axions around pulsars could manifest in different ways, such as a continuous signal in the radio spectrum corresponding to the axion’s mass or a burst of light at the end of a neutron star’s lifespan. While the researchers have not yet detected any conclusive evidence of axions around pulsars, their study has provided valuable insights into the potential properties of these elusive particles.

The findings of this research, published in Physical Review X, offer new avenues for further exploration and understanding of axions. By investigating the potential presence of axion clouds around neutron stars, scientists hope to shed light on the properties and behavior of these enigmatic particles.

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Overall, the study highlights the importance of neutron stars in the search for axions and underscores the significance of continuing research in this field. The quest to unravel the mysteries of axions and their role in the Universe remains ongoing, with pulsars serving as key players in this intriguing cosmic puzzle.

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