Late-Blooming Magnetars: Awakening as Long-Period Transients After a Dormant Cooling Epoch
Arthur G. Suvorov et al 2026 ApJ 1000 55 Magnetothermal modeling suggests that neutron stars may remain “silent” at radio frequencies for approximately 100,000 years before activating, potentially as…
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