Binary stars, pulsars, quasars

Posted: November 8, 2011 in Uncategorized

Binary stars are just two stars close together the biggest is considered the A star or alpha and the smallest is considered the B star or Beta.

Pulsars is the form of a star after it dies. *boom* When it becomes a neutron star. It might be something else. A star that emits two beams of radiation that sweeps across space. The stars that does that are called Pulsars.

Quasars are close to relation to a star, they are so unusual, distant, and they move haster than anything else in the universe. It is said that quasars have black holes in their centers.

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