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NICER Science Nuggets
Each week, the NICER team summarizes important scientific activities or results utilizing
data from the NICER mission.
Here are past Science Nuggets listed by topic. A chronological index is also available.
- 24 October 2024:Do X-rays accompany fast radio bursts?
- 5 September 2024: A magnetar bursting into prominence
- 15 February 2024: A Magnetar Tantrum Yields Clues to Enigmatic Radio Signals
- 22 June 2023: Taking a Magnetar's Pulse
- 23 February 2023: Radio Silence from a Magnetar During an X-ray Outburst
- 24 November 2022: A new link between neutron star spin and emission events
- 20 October 2022: Observing an Outburst from the Fast Radio Burst source SGR 1935+2154 with NICER
- 21 April 2022: An X-ray outburst from a radio-loud magnetar after 13 years of quiescence
- 30 December 2021: A new X-ray phenomenon revealed in a magnetar through near-daily NICER observations
- 11 November 2021: NICER Hones In On the Origin of Short Bursts from Magnetars
- 16 September 2021: NICER Monitoring of a New Magnetar Explores its Unusually Long-Lived Activity
- 10 June 2021: A new magnetar, Swift J1555.2-5402, confirmed and monitored with NICER
- 12 November 2020: NICER confirmation of the magnetar nature of SGR 1830-0645: Spindown, spectra, and short bursts
- 05 November 2020: FR/GR/B
- 15 October 2020: Taking the Pulse of a Magnetar
- 10 September 2020: A NICER View of the 2020 outburst of PSR J1846-0258
- 03 September 2020: NICER Observations of Swift J1818.0-1607: a Missing Link between Magnetars and Rotation-Powered
- 07 May 2020: NICER detection of the burst forest from the magnetar SGR
1935+2154
- 26 March 2020: A new magnetar, Swift J1818.0-1607, offers clues to neutron
star evolution
- 15 February 2019: A new outburst from magnetar XTE J1810-197
- 19 October 2018: Rapid follow-up of bright, short bursts from
SGR 1806-20
- 01 March 2018: NICER detects changes in magnetar 1E
1048.9-5937
- 9 May 2024: The more the merrier
- 18 April 2024: A flash triggers a multiwavelength hunt
- 25 May 2023: A nearby supernova
- 23 March 2023: With a Swift assist, MAXI and NICER uncover a new candidate black-hole
- 01 December 2022: An exceptional black-hole jet revealed in a multi-wavelength view of a star's destruction
- 17 November 2022: Highly variable X-ray emission from a doomed star
- 10 November 2022: NICER Identifies an X-ray Transient
- 27 October 2022: Formation of an X-ray "corona" around a supermassive black hole 3 years after it destroyed a star
- 13 October 2022: OHMAN Alerts NICER to an Unprecedented Celestial Explosion
- 16 Jun 2022: NICER discovers millisecond pulsations from the new transient MAXI J1816-195
- 12 May 2022: NICER Disentangles Adjacent X-ray Emitters
- 24 February 2022: A Relativistic Jet from a Shredded Star 7 Billion Light Years Away
- 27 January 2022: NICER homes in on a new MAXI source discovery
- 20 January 2022: Last Gasp of an Unfortunate Star?
- 02 September 2021: NICER & Friends Uncover a Pulsar Orbit
- 22 July 2021: NICER Glimpses a Newborn Compact Object 200 million Light Years Away
- 27 May 2021: Successful Application of NICER's New Sky Scanning Capability
- 06 May 2021: X-ray quasi-periodic eruptions from two previously quiescent galaxies
- 29 April 2021: NICER Discovers Pulsations from MAXI J0903-531
- 11 March 2021: A NICER First Look at the New X-ray Transient IGR J17533-2928
- 24 December 2020: A star ripped apart?
- 13 August 2020: A Pulsar in Transition?
- 16 July 2020: NICER Observations of Stellar Death by Black Hole
- 07 November 2019: MAXI points NICER to a new brightening source
- 05 September 2019: NICER makes its first detection of a GRB afterglow
- 01 August 2019: EXO 1846-031 reawakens after 34-year silence
- 30 May 2019: NICER sees X-rays from star in another galaxy getting ripped
apart
- 18 April 2019: NICER Observations of a Possible SN 1a: AT2019daj
- 04 April 2019: Follow-up of MAXI triggers provides new insight into
transient events
- 31 January 2019: NICER follows up on a bonanza of
MAXI-discovered Galactic black hole systems
- 17 January 2019: Combined X-ray data uncovers a new class of
transient AGN flares
- 15 November 2018: Observations of new X-ray transient show
intense flaring episodes
- 08 November 2018: Unexplained X-ray transient event in active
galaxy observed by NICER
- 24 May 2018: Target of Opportunity observations of new
transient ASASSN-18el
- 22 March 2018: Quasi-periodic oscillation detected in new
transient MAXI 1820+070
- 29 September 2017: Periodic variations in a MAXI black hole
candidate
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