Published Paper Probes Pulsar Pair
A pulsar works like a lighthouse, in which the light may be on all the time, but it appears to blink on and off. Scientists were surprised to find that the B pulsar is on only at certain locations in its orbit. "It's as though something is turning B on and off...
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Phat pis pall phis phit?!
P Pas Phinking Phe Pame Phing... huh?<br><br>I was thinking the same thing, talk about alliteration!
Hey, hit husn't me, hame hASA/hPL, hey're hhe hones hho hrote hhe heading.<br><br>Haul Halsh,<br>Hapless Hditor<br> <img class='' src='http://new.astromart.com/astromart/javascripts/sceditor/emoticons/cwy.png' alt='cwy' title='cwy'/>
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