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Pulsating Radio Source at α = 19h19m, δ = +22°

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Signals from one of the rapidly pulsating radio sources have been recorded on three frequencies using the mark I radio telescope at the Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories. The size of the source, deduced from the form of the signals, again seems consistent with an origin in a white dwarf or neutron star.

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DAVIES, J., HORTON, P., LYNE, A. et al. Pulsating Radio Source at α = 19h19m, δ = +22°. Nature 217, 910–912 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/217910a0

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