Magnetar is a title of a neutron star with a super-strong magnetic field. Such stars are actually the most magnetic stars in a whole Universe. You can imagine a star with mass slightly more than sun’s, the density of a neutron and a magnetic field about a thousand trillion (a one followed by 15 zeroes) times stronger than Earth’s. The field strength is so intense that it heats the surface to 18 million degrees Fahrenheit. Magnetars aren’t powered by a conventional mechanism such as nuclear fusion or rotation and they are not totally understood yet. However, scientists are quite sure in the existence of these magnetic monsters and some of them have already been observed. 
One example is the magnetar called 1E 2259 which is located some 18,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation of Cassiopeia. It suddenly began bursting in June 2002 with over 80 bursts recorded within a 4-hour window. Since then, it hasn’t disturbed the depths of space.

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Magnetar [Spaceal Orbeats - In Search for an Explanation LP]

Aleksei Klimkin (Apobothra) is a Moscow based electronic music producer who has been inspired by such musicians as The Future Sound of London, Autechre, Biosphere, Brian Eno, Basic Channel / Rhythm & Sound, DeepChord / Echospace, ASC / Mindpsan, bvdub, Fluxion, Quantec, Fingers In The Noise and others. 
Starting with drum&bass in 2006 his tastes have gradually shifted to deeper electronic music such as dub techno, deep techno and ambient. Many of his tracks have been supported by some big names on the scene. 
His first release with Apobothra alias was released on Spaceal Orbeats label in the end of 2013 and simultaneously became his first album. It is called ‘In Search for an Explanation’ and the production style there is based on author’s intoxication by science and particularly by astrophysics.
In real life "Apobothra" is an astronomical term whose meaning is quite similar to "Apogee", but while Apogee is the point of greatest distance between the Earth and its orbiting object, Apobothra is the furthermost point on the Black Hole orbit.