Recently, an international research team composed of the Zijinshan Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the National Astronomical Observatory, Tsinghua University, etc., discovered pulsars in the tidal tails of the evacuated star clusters for the first time using telescopes such as China's Tianyan FAST, and simulated the complete process of neutron stars following the star cluster's disintegration, and eventually integrated into the Milky Way system. This research has filled an important observation chain at the origin of neutron star evolution. The relevant results were recently published in the academic journal “Science Bulletin”.

Recently, an international research team composed of the Zijinshan Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the National Astronomical Observatory, Tsinghua University, etc., discovered pulsars in the tidal tails of the evacuated star clusters for the first time using telescopes such as China's Tianyan FAST, and simulated the complete process of neutron stars following the star cluster's disintegration, and eventually integrated into the Milky Way system. This research has filled an important observation chain at the origin of neutron star evolution. The relevant results were recently published in the academic journal “Science Bulletin”.