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October 2008

October 2008

You don't see the same universe twice. This month Jim Cordes tells us [20:12 - 34:25] about the recently discovered class of pulsars which emit their pulses in a very intermittent way. Jim also tells us about future searches for transient astrophysical objects and his use of the Arecibo radio telescope. As usual we get the latest news from Megan [01:14 - 08:37] and find out what you can see in the northern night sky from Ian [38:10 - 52:55].

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The news - October 2008

Interview with Prof James Cordes (Cornell)

The night sky for October 2008

Show Credits

News:Megan Argo
Interview:Prof James Cordes and Nick Rattenbury
Night sky this month:Ian Morison
Presenters:David Ault, Nick Rattenbury and Roy Smits
Editors:Roy Smits
Intro/outro:David Ault
Website:Stuart Lowe
Cover art:A VLA image of Pulsar B1757 and the radio supernova remnant G5.4-1.2, collectively known as 'The Duck' Credit: VLA/NRAO/NSF

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