PSR J0737-3039A (Marta's Pulsars) [#711455285]
This system is located at:
3246.15625
/ -281.6875
/ -1497.5
Coordonnées galactiques:
R: 3 585,998 / l: 245,235 / b: -4,505
Coordonnées équatoriales:
Ascension droite: 7h 37m 51,085s /
Déclinaison: -30° 39'40,686''
Niveau des réserves : Ressources inexploitées
Zone habitable :
Metal-rich body (0 to 1 908 780 ls), Earth-like world (30 048 121 to 45 066 642 ls), Water world (24 639 402 to 95 424 023 ls), Ammonia world (62 343 661 to 169 642 707 ls), Terraformable (23 403 769 to 46 697 883 ls)
Crédits estimés : 153 757 cr
This system was visited for the first time on EDSM by turkwinif on 14 juil. 2016 01:08:59.
Cela a été nommé par le Projet Cartographie Galactique avec le nom de : Marta's Pulsars
160 ships passed through PSR J0737-3039A space, including 0 ship in the last 7 days.
0 ship passed through PSR J0737-3039A space in the last 24 hours.
The first binary pulsar system to be discovered by humanity (but not the first binary neutron star system), it provided an unprecedented test of the Theory of General Relativity. Further investigations revealed PSR J0737-3039A contained another neutron star and a black hole in the system as well. PSR J0737-3039B contains several gas giants but nothing else of note, and is easily missed by explorers due to the galactic map covering it up with the A component.
The pulsar pair was discovered by Italian astronomer Marta Burgay in 2003 using the Parkes Observatory's main radio telescope in Australia.
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