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The core of a Pulsar has never been directly observed. Their makeup is hypothetical. Perhaps an alternative explanation for the observed behaviour would be less
by robnite 13y ago
The core of a Pulsar has never been directly observed. Their makeup is hypothetical. Perhaps an alternative explanation for the observed behaviour would be less astounding... https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2004/arch/040920pulsar.htm https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2004/arch/040920pulsar.ht...
- nikster 13y agoI like that theory. Generally the problem with science is that it's turned into a belief system almost akin to a religion by many people. Strangely, even by very smart physicists. They seem to overlook the fact that we don't know anything; compared to what is out there our knowledge might approach a millionth of a millionth percent of all knowable things; but even that is just for illustration because if you only take into account the scale of the known universe it's going to be a number so small as to approach 0. We know literally nothing. It's fine to come up with grand theories of how things work - human imagination is a wonderful thing. Just don't mistake it for facts.