In 2006, a Los Alamos team released a series of predictions of these objects' glitches, and a "millisecond" variety is believed to result from X-ray binaries.
In 2006, a Los Alamos team released a series of predictions of these objects' glitches, and a "millisecond" variety is believed to result from X-ray binaries. The first extra-solar planets were found orbiting one of them, and Franco Pacini helped Thomas Gold put forth the first definition of them. The radiation from these objects travels through the interstellar medium, and one form of them produces radiation purely from accretion. Also consisting of a "rotation-powered" variety and magnetars, for 10 points, name this class of quickly rotating neutron stars.
In 2006, a Los Alamos team released a series of predictions of these objects' glitches, and a "millisecond" variety is believed to result from X-ray binaries.
{pulsars} [or pulsating stars]