Pulsars In the late 1960s a graduate student studying some data from a radio telescope noticed an odd point-like source of radio emissions that seemed to be blinking on and off regularly. Several astronomical objects we - Blinking - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Pulsars In the late 1960s a graduate student studying some data from a radio telescope noticed an odd point-like source of radio emissions that seemed to be blinking on and off regularly. Several astronomical objects we Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-07-14 17:10:40 Open Document File Size: 399,71 KB Share Result on Facebook Company EPO / / Facility University of Colorado / / IndustryTerm high energy protons / high-energy / energy / / Organization Planetary Sciences Department / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / University of Colorado / Boulder / / Person Christopher Boozer Astrophysical / / ProvinceOrState Colorado / / Technology http / / SocialTag Universe Neutron stars Pulsars Radio astronomy Stellar astronomy Star Geminga Radio-quiet neutron star Millisecond pulsar Star types

Pulsars In the late 1960s a graduate student studying some data from a radio telescope noticed an odd point-like source of radio emissions that seemed to be blinking on and off regularly. Several astronomical objects weAdd to Reading List