Assertion: millisecond pulsar | /r/HasProperty | rotating neutron stars
Facets:
value: rapidly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: MILLISECOND radio pulsars, which are old (∼109yr), rapidly rotating neutron stars believed to be spun up by accretion of matter from their stellar companions, are usually found in binary systems with other degenerate stars1.
text: The only source of age information used so far has been the time between millisecond pulsars’ X-ray or radio pulses and the deceleration speed of the millisecond pulsars’ rotation, although this rotation speed has not been known precisely.
text: The planet's parent star is a special kind of flashing star known as a millisecond pulsar, a rapidly rotating neutron star formed from a supernova.
text: MILLISECOND radio pulsars, which are old (∼109yr), rapidly rotating neutron stars believed to be spun up by accretion of matter from their stellar companions, are usually found in binary systems with other degenerate stars1.