The new pulsar with a scattered radiation] is foun

The Australian radio telescope of ASKAP found the new pulsar which has received designation of PSR J1032-5804. According to results of the research published on the server of pre-prints of arXiv, the newfound pulsar was young and letting out strongly scattered radiation. The pulsar represents a rotating neutron star with intensive magnetic fields which lets out symmetric bunches of narrowly targeted electromagnetic radiation like a beacon. Usually these objects are identified in the form of short splashes in a radio emission, but sometimes they are visible also in optical, x-ray and gamma beams. In...