Chinese scientists discover rare millisecond pulsar with eclipsing companion using FAST telescope

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A team of Chinese astronomers detected a rare millisecond pulsar that rotates at an extraordinary speed and whose signal is partially eclipsed by its companion star in regular cycles, a finding that provides unprecedented clues about the evolution of binary systems and the physics of compact objects. The entry Chinese scientists discover a rare pulsar of millisecond eclipsed by stellar companion was first published in Digital Process.

A team of Chinese astronomers detected a rare millisecond pulsar that rotates at an extraordinary speed and whose signal is partially eclipsed by its companion star in regular cycles, a finding that provides unprecedented clues about the evolution of binary systems and the physics of compact objects. The pulsar, called PSR J1928+1815, possesses a [...] The Chinese scientists entry discover a rare pulsar of millisecond eclipsed by star companion …

Chinese scientists have discovered an extremely rare pulsar that is partially blocked by its companion star every few hours, as if it were a cosmic hidden game...

Chinese scientists discover rare millisecond pulsar with eclipsing companion using FAST telescope

A research team led by Han Jinlin from the National Astronomical Observatories of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has discovered a rare millisecond pulsar using China’s Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST).