"JWST Unveils Neutron Star Remnants from 1987 Supernova"

The James Webb Space Telescope's observations suggest that the debris field of Supernova 1987A contains compelling signs of a neutron star, potentially resolving a long-standing debate about the aftermath of the explosion. If confirmed, this would be the youngest and freshest neutron star ever observed, providing valuable insights into the birth of such exotic objects and offering a natural laboratory for high-energy and particle physics. However, while the evidence is compelling, the direct detection of the hypothesized neutron star remains elusive, leaving the case not yet closed.