Turns Out Magnetars Evolve From Exotic Stars Not Supernova

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a strange star that may actually be the origin of magnetars
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0:00 New unusual discovery - strange magnetic star
1:50 Original discovery
2:50 New clarifications and observations
3:50 Quasi Wolf Rayet Star
4:50 Recent study analysis
5:40 Strongest magnetic field EVER (in stars)
6:00 So Magnetar progenitor?
7:30 Previous observations and conclusions were wrong
10:00 Magnetar explanation

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It seems these are the lesser known types out there, and both being hard to detect.
The Oort Cloud intrigues me even more, as we really can't detect anything out there but for the few hypothesized objects that come into our view because of orbit near our star.

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[Phoenixoflife]

This explanation makes sense because magnatars only really share strong magnetic fields with neutron stars and pulsars but don’t really share the rapid rotation speed. Also considering that the previous mechanism didn’t really explain enough.

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[FSDraconis]

With Magnetar's being rare and not common. I feel it lends more to the theory. This explains why they are not common, potentially at the least.

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