👉 In the context of astronomy, an aurigid is a type of star that appears to be emitting light in a pattern or spectrum. These stars are often associated with black holes and neutron stars, as their emission patterns can mimic those of these objects. Aurigids typically have a bright central region and a spectrum that resembles that of a black hole, such as a pulsar. They may also exhibit other features, such as the presence of multiple lines or the appearance of a high-energy tail in
