God Gives Us High Five or Reaches for Cosmic Burrito [Astronomy]
18,700 years ago, a supernova in the Circinus constellation resulted in a neutron star that spins seven times per second, a pulsar 20 kilometers in diameter called PSR B1509-58. Yes, it’s either that or God’s hand giving us five. More »
Astronomy – Neutron star – Stars – Amateur – Pulsar
Posted: May 3rd, 2010 at 7:20am by Jesus Diaz
Topics: Astronomy, Chandra, Circinus constellation, Psr b1509-58
