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Glitching radio waves from dead stars explained by swirling superfluid
Pulsars that emit radio waves 鈥済litch鈥 as they rotate 鈥 this seems to be caused by interruptions to swirling vortices inside these ultra-dense stars
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Pulsars that emit radio waves 鈥済litch鈥 as they rotate 鈥 this seems to be caused by interruptions to swirling vortices inside these ultra-dense stars
Astronomers have spotted a white dwarf star with a patch of metal near one of its magnetic poles, which probably formed when the star devoured a small planet