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A pair of unequal jets imparted the kick velocity to the neutron star of Cassiopeia A
We analyze observations of the Cassiopeia A core-collapse supernova remnant (CCSNR) and identify a pair of opposite rings, attributing their formation to unequal-energy explosion jets that also imparted the neutron star (NS) its kick velocity via the kick-BEAP (kick by early asymmetrical pair of jet
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