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The Space Thread
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Darren Caskey
Something to keep an eye on, ASKAP J1839-0756
Behaving like a pulsar except its cycle is 6.5 hours, previously this was thought impossible as in a min is the most it could be.
Various brains have suggested it may be a magnetar, except its not giving off the correct energy waves. Others have said white dwarf, but from my understanding its too small.
www.sydney.edu.au
This could literally mean rewriting the book on Pulsars, or it could be something new.
Behaving like a pulsar except its cycle is 6.5 hours, previously this was thought impossible as in a min is the most it could be.
Various brains have suggested it may be a magnetar, except its not giving off the correct energy waves. Others have said white dwarf, but from my understanding its too small.
Radio pulses from space hint at object that 'shouldn't exist'
Astronomers at the University of Sydney have found the slowest rotating pulsar yet found, a 'cosmic lighthouse' that spins once every 6.5 hours, pushing the boundaries of what was thought possible.
www.sydney.edu.au
This could literally mean rewriting the book on Pulsars, or it could be something new.
