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A visualization of a magnetar with tilted accretion disk and energetic polar jets.
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Joseph Farah and Curtis McCully of LCO
A spinning magnetar twists space-time itself, causing the disk of material around it to wobble and produce the ultra-bright flashes of this peculiar kind of supernova.

UCSB researcher bridges the worlds of general relativity and supernova astrophysics

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A Nobel Celebration

What’s Your Status?

UCSB Materials Professor Shuji Nakamura Wins Nobel Prize in Physics

The Ocean’s Future

Winning NIH’s Biggest Award

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giant blue clam

Harnessing the Sun

Coral Reef Winners and Losers

Rating the Planet’s Oceans

At the Interface of Math and Science

Opportunity Knocks

An Elegant Solution
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