Assertion: pulsar's beam | /r/CapableOf | cross the earth
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text: As the beam angle is usually tens of degrees, the total fraction of pulsars whose beams cross the Earth is approximately 10% the total that exist.
text: Additionally, we can only see a pulsar if its beam crosses over the Earth while the pulsar rotates.
text: If the beam crosses the Earth, they may be detected with ground-based radio telescopes such as the Dish at Parkes, New South Wales.
text: Radiation is beamed out along the magnetic poles and pulses of radiation are received as the beam crosses the Earth, in the same manner as the beam from a lighthouse causes flashes.
text: If the beam crosses the Earth, they may be detected with ground-based radio telescopes such as the Dish at Parkes, New South Wales.
text: If the beam crosses the Earth, they may be detected with ground-based radio telescopes such as the Dish at Parkes, New South Wales.