12 April 2018
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After recording 640MB of data every 10 seconds for 19 hours a day over four years
Scientists from the University of Tasmania claim to have recorded a "pulsar glitch" for the first time ever. Pulsars are rapidly rotating neutron stars which are sometimes formed after a supernova,...
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