Examples of using Pulsars in English and their translations into Chinese
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Other binary pulsars also show the effect, but none of them has allowed studies at the precision and level of detail obtainable with PSR J1906+0746.
Pulsars are the high-density, rapidly spinning corpses of dead stars, raking any planets in orbit around them with searing lances of radiation.
We want to understand what pulsars are, how they work, and how they fit into the general population of stars.
Pulsars have strong magnetic fields, and as they rotate, they spit out beams of radiation along their two magnetic poles.
Jocelyn Bell, the discoverer of pulsars, lost her Nobel Prize to her PhD advisor.
Pulsars are tiny, dead neutron stars that are only around 20 kilometers in diameter and spin hundreds of times a second, emitting beams of radiation.
It will make more precise observation to pulsars, quasars and all faint radiation source and explore in depth of their material structure, mechanism is.
Pulsars often orbit companion stars in binary systems, and the nature of these companions helps us understand the formation history of the pulsars themselves.
The Fermi LAT can detect gamma-rays from suspected pulsars, but can't determine the rotation period of a rapidly spinning pulsar.
One of those, called NANOGrav, uses millisecond pulsars- which keep exceptionally accurate time- as natural gravitational wave detectors.
Radio astronomy has led us to some amazing astronomical discoveries such as pulsars, exoplanets, and the cosmic microwave background.
In the 1930s, the radio telescope was invented and eventually used to discover pulsars, quasars and the cosmic microwave background radiation.
Built over 10 years at a cost of $330 million, the telescope is used by scientists to study hydrogen activity and pulsars.
Since then, several other binary pulsars have been found, in particular the double pulsar PSR J0737-3039, in which both stars are pulsars.
More realistically, astronomers will use“FAST”(Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope) to detect pulsars and other celestial phenomena.
These 14 objects identified to create an Earth-finding map are indeed pulsars, and so the plan seemed like a good one.
These include stars and galaxies, as well as entirely new classes of objects, such as radio galaxies, quasars, pulsars, and masers.
Once these gigantic black holes get very close to each other, the gravitational waves are too short to detect using pulsars.
Built over 10 years at a cost of $330 million, the telescope is used by scientists to study hydrogen activity and pulsars.
The partnership between Fermi LAT and China's FAST significantly improves the ability of scientists to detect the faintest pulsars, called millisecond pulsars.