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Why does a pulsar star pulse?

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A neutron star that rotates is called a pulsar. Jets of particles shoot from the pulsars' magnetic poles, emitting powerful beams of light. As the pulsar rotates, the beams go around like the lamp of a lighthouse, making the star appear to pulse on and o .

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