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chazhuttonsfsm: A page from the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Astronomy. “6.7: Successive pulses from the first pulsar discovered, CP 1919 are here superimposed vertically. The pulses occur every 1.337 seconds. They are caused by a rapidly spinning neutron star” The image actually first appeared in the January 1971 edition of Scientific American (here’s the page with the graph) - It also appeared here in Graphis Diagrams in 1973. (which interestingly is on sale for $395) For a closer look at the potential ‘artist’ of the diagram and the hazy copyright implications, check out Adam Capriola’s excellent bit of ‘internet sleuthing’.

chazhuttonsfsm:

A page from the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Astronomy.

“6.7: Successive pulses from the first pulsar discovered, CP 1919 are here superimposed vertically. The pulses occur every 1.337 seconds. They are caused by a rapidly spinning neutron star”

The image actually first appeared in the January 1971 edition of Scientific American (here’s the page with the graph) - It also appeared here in Graphis Diagrams in 1973. (which interestingly is on sale for $395)

For a closer look at the potential ‘artist’ of the diagram and the hazy copyright implications, check out Adam Capriola’s excellent bit of ‘internet sleuthing’.