J1832.4-1627

German Scientists Identified the First Deeply Eclipsing Stream-Fed Intermediate Polar Located Between 4,200-9,300 Light-Years Away

Medicine & Technology Nov 15, 2021

A group of scientists from Germany reports that J1832.4-1627 is the first eclipsing stream-fed intermediate polar. It was first discovered in July 2019 by Erwin Schwab using the Schmidt telescope of the German-Spanish Astronomical Center.

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J1832.4-1627

German Scientists Identified the First Deeply Eclipsing Stream-Fed Intermediate Polar Located Between 4,200-9,300 Light-Years Away

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