Double Star And Cluster Observe First Evidence Of Crustal Cracking

On 27 December 2004, radiation from the biggest starquake on a neutron star ever recorded reached Earth. Unique data obtained by Double Star TC-2 and Cluster satellites enabled a group of European scientists to find the first observational evidence of cracks in the neutron star crust, during the initial phase of the starquake.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news6685.html">Double Star And Cluster Observe First Evidence Of Crustal Cracking</a></p> <p>On 27 December 2004, radiation from the biggest starquake on a neutron star ever recorded reached Earth. Unique data obtained by Double Star TC-2 and Cluster satellites enabled a group of European scientists to find the first observational evidence of cracks in the neutron star crust, during the initial phase of the starquake.</p>