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magnetar
This term describes a specific, extreme subclass of neutron stars. It carries a connotation of immense power and volatility, often associated with catastrophic cosmic events like starquakes that release bursts of energy far exceeding that of a standard pulsar.
As a technical astronomical term, it is used almost exclusively in scientific discourse or high-level science communication. It is a countable noun, referring to individual celestial bodies, and follows standard English pluralization rules.
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A magnetar is a neutron star with an incredibly strong magnetic field.
The telescope detected a massive burst of gamma rays from a distant magnetar.
Wait, so a magnetar is basically a pulsar on steroids?
The magnetic field of a magnetar could wipe out a credit card from thousands of miles away.
I wonder if any planet could actually orbit a magnetar without being shredded.
The professor explained how a magnetar differs from a standard neutron star.
A star-quake on the surface of a magnetar releases an immense amount of energy.
Imagine the sheer power of a magnetar pulling at the fabric of space.