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	Search Results for Neutron Stars Search Type: Keywords | Results: Radio Programs | Images | FAQs | Other Resources | Search Again Definition Neutron star: The crushed remnant of a star that exploded as a supernova. Stars that are born with about 8 to 20 times the mass of the Sun blast most of their material into interstellar space in titanic explosions, leaving only their crushed, dense cores. More » Stargazing Tip No stargazing tips found. Check the Sky Almanac for more information. Radio Programs Displaying 1 to 5 (of 24 total) results | More results »  Title  Air Date Magnetars II March 6, 2009 Magnetars March 5, 2009 Gamma-Ray Bursts III January 28, 2009 More Crab Nebula August 29, 2008 Recycled Planets June 27, 2008 Note: Audio versions of our programs will be available the day after they air. Visit the transcript page to listen. Image Gallery Displaying 1 to 5 (of 8 total) results | More results »  Image Big Hand for a Little Star Magnetar Stellar Lighthouse Stellar Cyclops Magnetic Blast Frequently Asked Questions Displaying 1 to 3 (of 3 total) results  Question What is the difference between a nova and a supernova? What are stars made of? What happens to a star when it runs out of fuel? Other Resources StarDate Online | News | A Long Night Ahead for the Universe http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/199704.html StarDate Online | News | Hipparcos Data Could Change Universe's Size http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/199706.html StarDate Online | News | Telescope Ready to Listen for Cosmic ‘Howdy-Do’ http://stardate.org/resources/news/planets/200604.html StarDate Online | News | Dark Matter Found In Galactic 'Ghosts' http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/199904.html StarDate Online | News | Universe Will Expand Forever, Astronomers Say http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/199804.html StarDate Online | News | Dating the Universe with Stellar Relics http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/200208.html StarDate Online | Activities | The Milky Way http://stardate.org/teachers/activities/milkyway.html StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Explorations in 2009 http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/explorations.html StarDate Online | Classroom Activities http://stardate.org/teachers/activities/ StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Home Sweet Home http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/solar_system.html StarDate Online | News | Extrasolar Planets Display Dazzling Array of Properties http://stardate.org/resources/news/planets/200704.html StarDate Online | News | Spitzer Delves into Atmospheres of Two Exoplanets http://stardate.org/resources/news/planets/200706.html StarDate Online | News | Structure of Universe Supports Accelerating Expansion http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/200206.html StarDate Online | News | Spitzer Space Telescope Enters Planet Race http://stardate.org/resources/news/planets/200410a.html StarDate Online | News | Astronomers Push Back Most Prolific Star-Forming Era — Maybe http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/200204.html StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Explorations in 2003 http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/explorations2003.html StarDate Online | News | Satellite Answers Big Questions, Poses More http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/200306a.html StarDate Online | News | Trio of ‘Super-Earths’ Foretell Planet Finds http://stardate.org/resources/news/planets/200810.html StarDate Online | News | Universe Doesn't Look a Day Over 12 Billion Years Old http://stardate.org/resources/news/universe/199908.html StarDate Online | News | Extrasolar Planets http://stardate.org/resources/news/planets/index.html
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