Astronomers baffled by weird, fastspinning pulsar Science Health Reuters
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May 18 2008
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Astronomers are baffled after finding an exotic type of star called a pulsar apparently locked in an elongated orbit around a star much like the sun — an arrangement defying what had been known about such objects.
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Pooja
May 21 2008
Shimla,
India
We all are aware of the magnetic fields operating in the universe which are the consequent of innumerable neutron star so maybe pulsars are one of them too. Ain’t it a probability?
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The point here is the strange kind of orbit observed:
”Until now, all of the ones found orbiting with another star have been doing so with a white dwarf, another type of dying star. In each case, they shared a perfectly circular orbit. But this one has a very elongated orbit around a star similar in size and composition to our sun. [...] The scientists, writing in the journal Science, speculate a third star — perhaps a neutron star or white dwarf — might be orbiting with the other two. Scientists know of about 100 pulsars in two-star, or binary, systems, and this might be the first in a triple-star system, Ransom said.”
”Until now, all of the ones found orbiting with another star have been doing so with a white dwarf, another type of dying star. In each case, they shared a perfectly circular orbit. But this one has a very elongated orbit around a star similar in size and composition to our sun. [...] The scientists, writing in the journal Science, speculate a third star — perhaps a neutron star or white dwarf — might be orbiting with the other two. Scientists know of about 100 pulsars in two-star, or binary, systems, and this might be the first in a triple-star system, Ransom said.”
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We all are aware of the magnetic fields operating in the universe which are the consequent of innumerable neutron star so maybe pulsars are one of them too. Ain’t it a probability?
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The point here is the strange kind of orbit observed:
”Until now, all of the ones found orbiting with another star have been doing so with a white dwarf, another type of dying star. In each case, they shared a perfectly circular orbit. But this one has a very elongated orbit around a star similar in size and composition to our sun. [...] The scientists, writing in the journal Science, speculate a third star — perhaps a neutron star or white dwarf — might be orbiting with the other two. Scientists know of about 100 pulsars in two-star, or binary, systems, and this might be the first in a triple-star system, Ransom said.”
”Until now, all of the ones found orbiting with another star have been doing so with a white dwarf, another type of dying star. In each case, they shared a perfectly circular orbit. But this one has a very elongated orbit around a star similar in size and composition to our sun. [...] The scientists, writing in the journal Science, speculate a third star — perhaps a neutron star or white dwarf — might be orbiting with the other two. Scientists know of about 100 pulsars in two-star, or binary, systems, and this might be the first in a triple-star system, Ransom said.”
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We all are aware of the magnetic fields operating in the universe which are the consequent of innumerable neutron star so maybe pulsars are one of them too. Ain’t it a probability?
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The point here is the strange kind of orbit observed:
”Until now, all of the ones found orbiting with another star have been doing so with a white dwarf, another type of dying star. In each case, they shared a perfectly circular orbit. But this one has a very elongated orbit around a star similar in size and composition to our sun. [...] The scientists, writing in the journal Science, speculate a third star — perhaps a neutron star or white dwarf — might be orbiting with the other two. Scientists know of about 100 pulsars in two-star, or binary, systems, and this might be the first in a triple-star system, Ransom said.”
”Until now, all of the ones found orbiting with another star have been doing so with a white dwarf, another type of dying star. In each case, they shared a perfectly circular orbit. But this one has a very elongated orbit around a star similar in size and composition to our sun. [...] The scientists, writing in the journal Science, speculate a third star — perhaps a neutron star or white dwarf — might be orbiting with the other two. Scientists know of about 100 pulsars in two-star, or binary, systems, and this might be the first in a triple-star system, Ransom said.”
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