principe du "Pulsar" ! by claude19
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principle of "Pulsar"!

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Envisagée sur le plan purement théorique dès 1933 par l’Allemand Walter Baade et le Suisse Fritz Zwicky, l’existence des étoiles à neutrons ne fut réellement prise au sérieux qu’une trentaine d’années plus tard avec la découverte des pulsars.
En 1967, les astrophysiciens anglais Jocelyn Bell et Anthony Hewish étudiaient l’effet du milieu interplanétaire sur la propagation des ondes radio et découvrirent par hasard une source, PSR 1919+21, qui émettait des impulsions radio de façon très régulière. Très rapidement d’autres radioastronomes mirent en évidence l’existence de très nombreuses sources similaires.
Ces sources se caractérisaient toutes par des pulsations très rapides, de période comprise entre quelques millisecondes et quelques secondes, et surtout une régularité extrême, la période étant stables avec une précision relative du millième de milliardième.
Considered on purely theoretical since 1933 by the German Walter Baade and the Swiss Fritz Zwicky, the existence of neutron stars was not really taken seriously than thirty years later with the discovery of pulsars.
In 1967, the English astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell and Anthony Hewish were studying the effect of the interplanetary medium on the propagation of radio waves and accidentally discovered a source, PSR 1919 + 21, which was emitting radio pulses of very regular basis. Very quickly other astronomers began to light the existence of many similar sources.
These sources are all characterized by very rapid pulsation period between a few milliseconds and several seconds, especially extreme regularity, the period is stable with relative accuracy trillionth.
Great realization. Thanks for the infos. Excellent done!
Absolument fabuleux Claude et merci pour les explications !!!
That's very interesting info, thanks.exquisite image.
Very interesting description, wondeful work .
Awesome image!
Indeed very awesome work
Wonderful!
Fantastique cher Ami!
cool info and visualization
Amazing information and perfect visual,good job.