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DESCRIPTION:Neutron stars represent the densest form of observable matter\n
 known in the Universe. Through a quirk of geometry and processes\nnot full
 y understood\, they appear to us on Earth\, in some cases\, as\n'pulsars\,
 ' or stars that flash on and off regularly. The pulsar\neffect is similar 
 to that of a lighthouse: we observe a pulse each\ntime the star rotates. H
 owever in addition to this literal analogy\,\nobservations of pulsars shed
  figurative light onto some of the most\nvexing problems in fundamental ph
 ysics. In this lecture\, Prof.\nKaspi will describe the astonishing proper
 ties of pulsars\, as well\nas how observations of these amazing objects he
 lp to constrain\nseveral interesting aspects of physics of extreme environ
 ments.\n \nTo Infinity and Beyond: Space\, Stars & the Universe\nbrings yo
 u the latest in space exploration by top 91ºÚÁÏÍø\nresearchers and alumnus i
 n this unique multi-disciplinary lecture\nseries. The topic of Mini-Scienc
 e 2009 is particularly appropriate\n– the United Nations having proclaimed
  2009 the International Year\nof Astronomy (IYA2009) in commemoration of t
 he first astronomical\nuse of the telescope in 1609.\n
DTSTART:20091214T150000Z
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SUMMARY:Broadcast -- Mini-Science - Neutron Stars: Lighthouses of the Cosmo
 s
URL:/channels/event/broadcast-mini-science-neutron-sta
 rs-lighthouses-cosmos-112708
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