A pulsar is a small compact remnant of an exploded star. Pulsars emit short bursts of radiation as they spin, which astronomers detect on Earth. This article describes a study of the bursts of radiation emitted by a pulsar. In particular, it scrutinizes the properties of sequential pulsar bursts in terms of burst intensity and width.
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