Hungry Millisecond Pulsar Found Feeding 15
Gopher971 writes: "The latest joint discovery by the Hubble Telescope is a Millisecond Pulsar feeding off of it's companion Red Giant star. Scientists have long speculated on how Milli Pulsars formed and now have proof to back up their claims. See the UniSci link and The Irish Times link."
The first theory sounds incorrect (Score:2, Informative)
That sounds more like a certain theory for the collapse of white dwarfs under infalling matter. Supposedly this would always happen at the same mass and produce uniformly bright supernovae.
Globular Clusters! (Score:2, Informative)
here's a link to Globular Cluster NGC6397 [seds.org]
Can you find the pulsar? *grin*
Photo taken from the Hubble, circa 1994.