pulsar in Greek
pulsar in Greek is πάλσαρ — pulsar means a spinning neutron star that sends out regular bursts of radio waves, detected on Earth as rapid pulses.
pulsar in Greek
πάλσαρ
Pronounced: palsar
(astronomy) A rotating neutron star that emits radio pulses periodically.
What does "pulsar" mean?
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noun A spinning neutron star that sends out regular bursts of radio waves, detected on Earth as rapid pulses.
"Astronomers first detected a pulsar in 1967."
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pulsar in a sentence
- Astronomers first detected a pulsar in 1967.
- The pulsar spins hundreds of times per second.
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What is "pulsar" in Greek?
"pulsar" in Greek is πάλσαρ. pulsar means: A spinning neutron star that sends out regular bursts of radio waves, detected on Earth as rapid pulses.
How do you pronounce πάλσαρ?
"pulsar" in Greek is πάλσαρ, pronounced "palsar".
How do you use "pulsar" in a sentence?
Example: "Astronomers first detected a pulsar in 1967." In Greek, "pulsar" is πάλσαρ.
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