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Pulsars
A pulsar is the remnant of a massive star whose core has collapsed, in a supernova explosion, to a dense, quickly rotating body about 10 miles across with radiation from magnetic poles that sweeps through space like a lighthouse. Wolfram|Alpha offers information on radiation, rotation, distance and motion, discovery year, equatorial location, nearby sky objects and the current sky position for pulsars.
Pulsars
Explore radio-based measurements, such as radio flux, and location-based properties of pulsars.