Winds of change in the cosmos 🌬️   When the XRISM mission turned its gaze to the neutron star GX13+1, it caught a surprise: a dense, slow-moving cosmic wind unlike anything seen near supermassive black holes.   Led by jaxajp, with our participation, XRISM is revealing how these extreme outflows shape the life of galaxies — sparking star birth or shutting it down.   With its Resolve instrument, we’re peering into these winds in unprecedented detail — reshaping what we thought we knew about the engines of cosmic evolution.   📹 europeanspaceagency  🎞️ ESA; JAXA; XMM-Newton; hubbleesa (M. Kornmesser); esoastronomy/L. Calçada 🖥️ ESA - Acknowledgements: ATG Europe