Pulsars observed for the first time from South America Post a Comment A team has upgraded two radio telescopes in Argentina that lay dormant for 15 years in order to study pulsars, rapidly rotating neutron stars with intense magnetic fields that emit notably in radio wavelengths. Baca JugaBacklash against 'frightening' tests on whalesPoorer nations 'more focused on sustainability''Quick fixes' to the climate crisis risk harming nature Read More Share : You may like these posts :'Cute furball' fossil unearthedVIDEO: Johannesburg's city streets 'go green'VIDEO: Close-Up: Award-winning wildlife photosThe youngest cryogenically frozen person Post a Comment for "Pulsars observed for the first time from South America"
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