Distant ‘galaxy’ isn’t a galaxy at all – but one of the brightest pulsars ever detected
A bright spot that scientists once wrote off as a distant galaxy may be the brightest pulsar ever detected outside the Milky Way. Named PSR J0523−7125 and located at approximately 160,000 light years from Soil in the Large Magellanic Cloud (a satellite galaxy orbiting the Milky Way), the newly defined pulsar is twice as wide …
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