An international team of astronomers reports the detection of four new gamma-ray millisecond pulsars using the Murriyang ...
The discovery of pulsars was exciting because it was a first step in veryifying the existence of a very strange theoretical phenomenon: black holes. In 1968 Bell earned her PhD -- pulsars appeared ...
A cosmic enigma, ASKAP J1839-0756, a slow-spinning neutron star discovered using the ASKAP radio telescope, is challenging ...
A puzzling new type of radio signal – lasting seconds to minutes – has been linked to a binary star system featuring a white ...
“Looking back, transient radio sources have stimulated some of the most exciting discoveries in astrophysics: the discovery of pulsars and therefore neutron stars, the discovery of FRBs which ...
The media called these collapsed stars pulsars and jumped on the story. Soon after her discovery, Bell married and changed her name to Burnell. Her husband was a government employee, and his ...
“Looking back, transient radio sources have stimulated some of the most exciting discoveries in astrophysics: the discovery of pulsars and therefore neutron stars, the discovery of FRBs which ...
Featured on the stamps released just ahead of International Women’s Day tomorrow (8 March) are Prof Jocelyn Bell Burnell, the astrophysicist behind the 1967 discovery of the first radio pulsars ...
Astrophysicist Professor Bell Burnell discovered the first radio pulsars in 1967 when she was a PhD student at Cambridge University. Her male supervisors recieved the Nobel prize for the discovery ...
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