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Welcome to our team binyo66, you are among friends! Keep your boxes blazed!

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11/08/2011 04:56 AM Einstein@Home discovers a second new radio pulsar in Arecibo "Mock" data! Einstein@Home has discovered a fourth new radio pulsar, J1952+25, in ...

myside Gravitational Waves 11/08/2011 04:56 AM Einstein@Home discovers a second new radio pulsar in Arecibo "Mock" data! Einstein@Home has discovered a fourth new radio pulsar, J1952+25, in data from the Arecibo Observatory. This is the second Einstein@Home discovery in Arecibo data taken with the new "Mock" back-end spectrometer. Further details about the newly-discovered pulsar can be found on this web page , and will be published in due course. Congratulations to our volunteers, and thank you for contributing to Einstein@Home! We have found 14 radio pulsars so far, and I am also optimistic about our prospects for discovering new gamma-ray pulsars and continuous gravitational-wave sources. Bruce Allen Director, Einstein@Home tag:emi1.emiresource.com,2011-10-27:754 2011-10-27T17:04:11-05:00

I am delighted to announce that Einstein@Home has discovered a third new radio pulsar in data from the Arecibo Observatory. This is the first Einstein@Home discovery in Arecibo data taken ...

myside Gravitational Waves I am delighted to announce that Einstein@Home has discovered a third new radio pulsar in data from the Arecibo Observatory. This is the first Einstein@Home discovery in Arecibo data taken with the new "Mock" back-end spectrometer. The pulsar is unusually interesting, as is a short-period (millisecond) pulsar in a binary system. Further details about the newly-discovered pulsar can be found on this web page, and will be published in due course. Congratulations to our volunteers, and thank you for contributing to Einstein@Home! Bruce Allen Director, Einstein@Home Source [ Einstein@Home ] Einstein@Home currently processes PALFA Mock spectrometer data from Arecibo Observatory. This search runs is called "BRP4" (short for Binary Radio Pulsar search #4). It uses the computing power donated by volunteers from all over the world to search these data for radio pulsars in binary orbits. Thanks to the enormous amount of donated computing power Einstein@Home conducts the search with the highest sensitivity to pulsars in very tight binary systems. [ http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/radiopulsar/html/BRP4_discoveries/ ] tag:emi1.emiresource.com,2011-10-17:753 2011-10-17T08:01:09-05:00

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Welcome to our team Dennis Greenberg, you are among friends! Keep your boxes blazed!

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