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Astro News Bytes: A Plasma Lensed Pulsar

Astro News Bytes: A Plasma Lensed Pulsar

The wake of gas from its brown dwarf companion has magnified this tiny pulsar for closer scrutiny.

Published: Wednesday, June 13, 2018

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