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Meanings of pulsar in English
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Highly magnetized, rapidly rotating neutron star or white dwarf.
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Usage of pulsar in English
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But this new pulsar doesn't and is likely a disrupted recycled pulsar.
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A pulsar was found in the center of the Crab in 1968.
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Around the pulsar is the companion star that helped speed it up.
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The first known example of a double pulsar, it is causing great excitement.
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The principle behind the pulsar positioning is not too different from ordinary GPS.
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Astronomers have made an important new discovery about the mysterious pulsar.
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Over time, its rotating magnetic field loses energy, which slows the pulsar down.
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The pulsar being studied is in the center of the blue area, top.
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No more so than the average pulsar blanketing the surrounding light-years with radiation.
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Cosmic laboratories That changed when Kulkarni found the first millisecond pulsar.
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He explains what a glitching pulsar is, and why he's so excited about it.
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A low thumping, like the heartbeat of a pulsar, serves as the main rhythmic structure.
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Which is why Kulkarni's discovery of a pulsar going so much faster was so astounding.
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Cold, dark and constantly bombarded with radiation, pulsar planets are not friendly places for life.
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To take the extra-heavy pulsar's measurements, astronomers relied on a relativistic trick of the light.
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Its parent stars are a small, dense white dwarf star and a quickly rotating pulsar.
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Pulsar through the time