Pulsars and Neutron Stars Move to Center Stage of Cosmos
A 1968 science surge centers on pulsars, compact spinning neutron stars that emit regular radio blips. Dr. Frank Drake at Arecibo links pulsars to neutron stars, with Crab Nebula remnants supporting the theory. Pulsars may reveal the universe’s origin as signals from space evolve from LGMs to a confirmed astronomical phenomenon.
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Graham Barry
World Book Science Service
Frank Drake
Arecibo
Puerto Rico
Robert Oppenheimer
Alan Moffet
California Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Earth
Drake
Dr. Moffet
Milky Way
Crab Nebula
Moffet
Space
Ronald Ekers
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ekers
Jodrell
Bank Radio Observatory
England
Orion
Perseus
Hungary says agent wrecked U S spy network in Munich
Budapest reports a Hungarian counterintelligence officer under cover as Peter Karsai worked at the U S intelligence center in Munich for six years. The Nepszabadsag says he aided Hungarian counterintelligence to mop up what it calls the U S espionage network in Hungary and helped foil the Munich station chief. The paper cites Karsai returning to Hungary to avoid detection and receiving high decorations with an aide in West Berlin.
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Budapest
Hungary
U.S
Munich
Germany
Peter Karsai
Communist Party
Nepszabadsai
Saich
Nepszabadsar
Karsai
West Berlin
Josef Feles
Nepszibadsay
Nepszabadsag
West
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Penney
Monterey
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Indiana Gardens
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