[ad_1] The electrons (blue) and the positrons (red) of a computer simulated pulsar. GIF: NASA / Gizmodo Goddard Space Flight Center A new computer model reveals the invisible and often bizarre behaviors …
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[ad_1] Nahks Tr. Ehnl, Penn State Somewhere in space, a pulsar acts strangely. It emits infrared radiation, and nothing else, so that scientists reconsider what they knew about these cosmic phenomena. After …
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[ad_1] Enlarge / Pulsars are rotating neutron stars, the massive star relics become supernova. Goddard Space Flight Center of NASA When Nobel Prizes are circulating every year, there is inevitably a discussion …
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