What are Pulsars
What are Pulsars (A blog on the universe and the cosmos above and the nature of it determined by great scientists.) Pulsars are extremely dense objects which are the final stage in the life cycle of a star. These are simply neutron stars which rotate in specific time periods and give off powerful radio bursts with each rotation. Being so dense and rotating at fixed time intervals with such great precision, they provide scientists opportunities for detecting Exoplanets, Graviational waves and also to sudy dense forms of matter. Contents :- Neutron stars Chandrashekhar limit Pulsars Types of Pulsars Uses made of Pulsars Neutron stars : There are different types of stars that are formed in the universe ranging from the smallest brown dwarfs ( not really considered as stars ) to the medium range where or sun lies being a yellow dwarf right to the largest stars ie: