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spaceguy
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Pulsar wind nebulae (and some other related stuff)

31 Dec 2016 15:18

I was thinking that pulsars inside nebulae should have a plerion (pulsar wind nebula), with the equatorial shock wave being the prominent feature (along with the astrophysical jet).
As for some related stuff; from certain angles, a pulsar would be distinguishable by the rapid twinkling from the astrophysical jet due to relativistic beaming. Another idea is for hotspots to appear on the magnetic poles of the neutron star where matter falls in from the accretion disk, along with rare but sudden starquakes that makes the pulsar extremely bright. In binary systems, if the companion star of a pulsar is close enough it will form a roche lobe causing the pulsar to turn into a microquasar.

References
https://youtu.be/6p2OGc6a_TQ
https://youtu.be/H9DN3ODUY-4

https://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/ob ... ate_cv.gif
http://iopscience.iop.org/1538-3881/141 ... aj374957f3
http://www.issibern.ch/teams/millisecpu ... /simul.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... -sheet.gif



Sorry if I seem demanding, I am bad with wording  :twisted:
(EDIT: Edited too many times to count)
 
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Pulsar wind nebulae (and some other related stuff)

31 Jan 2018 19:01

Sounds good. I can't wait to see more variety in that arena.
 
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Pulsar wind nebulae (and some other related stuff)

22 Mar 2018 05:22

Beautiful physical effect appears, when Space craft reaching speed, equal the speed of light. There's link, you can watch it by yourself.
This video is on russian language, but you can understand it if you want.

PS: exuse me for my bad english =) I'll be glad to see any critique at my adress.

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