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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.I don't know English very well, so I may not understand the text on the screenshot quite correctly. But as I understood from this piece...
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.Answer from AI (may contain errors): The Earth's magnetic pole is not attracted to the geographic pole, but rather is located near it...
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LLine_112 posted the thread I How to explain the strange pulsar in the Crab Nebula? in Astronomy and Astrophysics.According to generally accepted ideas, the pulsar in the Crab Nebula is a single non-accreting neutron star, and the excess of X-ray...
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.Wikipedia: "according to theoretical estimates, the number of observable radio pulsars in the Galaxy is estimated at (24±3)⋅103, and...
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.Let's just say I suspect it, since there are other arguments in favor of hypotheses true radio pulses (that is, not related to the...
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.But in this case we are talking about sources of radio emission that a person cannot see, and a radio telescope does not care whether it...
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.But what's interesting is that none of these sources are non-pulsating neutron stars.
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.I can't find anything about such non-pulsating sources, even the Google search engine recognizes the query as incorrect, redirecting me...
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LLine_112 replied to the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected?.That's the point, there are no such steadily emitting radio neutron stars. At least, I haven't read about any. But if they do exist...
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LLine_112 posted the thread I Why are continuously emitting radio pulsars not detected? in Astronomy and Astrophysics.As far as I have read, no continuously emitting radio pulsar has been discovered, although the probability of detecting such a pulsar...
