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Challenge: The Fastest Rotating Neutron Star
n3xtDate: Friday, 21.09.2012, 10:12 | Message # 1
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Oh well I couldn't be bothered to make a challenging thread about this but so far far I've encounted a pretty fast rotating neutron star. I mean I know there are some that rotate like 1500 times each second but, oh well... anyway here's a couple of screenies ^^

Maybe there are some of you who've spotted way faster ones. I think it's worth it to post and make a challenge. It's always about Earth-like worlds and largest stars and etc...

Oh well here they go:

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smjjamesDate: Saturday, 29.09.2012, 17:49 | Message # 2
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Those two are the same pulsars.

Certainly not the fastest pulsar out there, but it's a pretty quick rotating one.


Edit: Found one even faster than my previous. I'm not actively looking for neutron stars, but I am looking at them when I encounter one in a binary (or otherwise multiple) star system. I wonder if SE is programmed to generate millisecond pulsars?


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Edited by smjjames - Monday, 01.10.2012, 15:50
 
spacerDate: Tuesday, 02.10.2012, 00:39 | Message # 3
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I found this:
0.38 seconds. 2 pc from sun. sorry if my english not good.
Code:

Place "Star Q"
{ happy
Body "RS 8403-141-9-86351709-74 A"
Parent ""
Pos (-7.884123150343758e-012, -2.152161803804786e-012, 3.558280829273758e-011)
Rot (-0.129984396905748, 0.09916862572470431, 0.0425326412884485, -0.9856270159943621)
Date "20489.05.03 10:58:42.53"
Vel 9.678968e-011
Mode 1
}





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Edited by spacer - Tuesday, 02.10.2012, 00:41
 
spacerDate: Tuesday, 02.10.2012, 00:49 | Message # 4
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now i found this:
0.16 seconds it's amazing.
6.6 pc from sol.
code:
Place "amazing neutron star"
{
Body "RS 8403-141-9-86351723-120 AA"
Parent ""
Pos (7.547476098962447e-013, -1.11957562361556e-012, 4.832051642492119e-013)
Rot (0.8163303859484047, 0.4946300032013276, 0.2947339655767516, 0.04558234796262269)
Date "20489.05.03 11:10:58.81"
Vel 1.4340794e-013
Mode 1
}

Sorry I do not have pictures. and again: sorry if my english not good. happy smile happy smile happy smile happy smile





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smjjamesDate: Tuesday, 02.10.2012, 00:56 | Message # 5
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No need to apologize for your english, lol biggrin As I said before, this is a very international forum, heck, the developer is from Russia.

Anyways, whoo, that one is definetly fast.





 
spacerDate: Tuesday, 02.10.2012, 01:04 | Message # 6
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happy




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n3xtDate: Thursday, 18.10.2012, 03:11 | Message # 7
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Wow imagine a 1500x /s pulsar o.O wacko
 
anonymousgamerDate: Saturday, 08.12.2012, 20:25 | Message # 8
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Here's another 16s neutron star.


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