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Unknown pleasures This famous Joy Division cover art was originally published as a green-white image in "The Nature of Pulsars" by Jerry Ostriker, Scientific American 224, #1, Jan 1971, page 53. It shows 80 successive pulses of the first pulsar observed, cp1919 stacked on top of one another using the average period of 1.33730 seconds. Neutron star or Black hole in 87a? |
400K quicktime movie + sound |
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The Sandulek's |
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Ian at scope |
Ian at scope |
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One binary evolution scenario |
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