Impossible Pulsar Breaks the Rules | Space News
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A newly discovered star has astonished a team of scientists. They say that nothing at this moment can explain what is happening. The star is called a pulsar, which is a star that appears to pulse rapidly with intense radio wave emissions. However, this pulsar switches unpredictably between radio and x-ray emissions, leaving astronomers openly baffled.\r
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A newly discovered star has astonished a team of scientists. They say that nothing at this moment can explain what is happening. The star is called a pulsar, which is a star that appears to pulse rapidly with intense radio wave emissions. However, this pulsar switches unpredictably between radio and x-ray emissions, leaving astronomers openly baffled.\r
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Electric Universe (Wal Thornhill): \r
Essential Guide to the Electric Universe: