InicioradioastronomyRadio signals from millisecond pulsars originate far beyond their magnetic poles, study...

Radio signals from millisecond pulsars originate far beyond their magnetic poles, study finds

🌀⚡🔭 Millisecond pulsars were supposed to be well understood — until now. A new study reveals these ultra-fast spinning stars broadcast radio waves from far beyond their magnetic poles, reaching a turbulent boundary at the edge of their magnetic reach. The findings reshape how we think about the most precise natural clocks in the cosmos. Read the full story at SKYCR.ORG.

🌀⚡🔭 Millisecond pulsars were supposed to be well understood — until now. A new study reveals these ultra-fast spinning stars broadcast radio waves from far beyond their magnetic poles, reaching a turbulent boundary at the edge of their magnetic reach. The findings reshape how we think about the most precise natural clocks in the cosmos. Read the full story at SKYCR.ORG.

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