pulsar

pulsar (pùl´sär´) noun
Astronomy.
Any of several celestial radio sources emitting short, intense bursts of radio waves, x-rays, or visible electromagnetic radiation at regular intervals, generally believed to be rotating neutron stars.

[puls(ating st)ar.]

pulsar (noun)

star: quasi-stellar object, quasar, quasi-stellar radio source, pulsar, neutron star, black hole, white hole

Pulsar sounds are constantly downloaded on the internet by NASA and other astrophysical research bodies. A pulsar is a quick drum beat. So at times you can cycle in a quick drumbeat of a pulsar. A pulsar is an "intelligent" white hole. The information of the other side of the universe is going through a black hole and is coming out
through a pulsar as a white hole.

• book _The World Is Sound: Nada Brahma_ by Joachim Ernst-Berendt
• 604 track _Pulsar Glitch_ by Total Eclipse off of _Violent Relaxation_ CDx2 on Blue Room Released (1996)
• techno trance track _Pulsar (Picotto Verdi Mix)_ MP3 (192k) by Mauro Picotto off of _Pulsar (RMX 2002)_ 12" on BXR (2002)
• IDM industrial track _Pulsars_ MP3 (192k) by Haujobb off of _Ninetynine_ on Metropolis #113 (1999)
• dub track _Pulsar_ MP3 (192k) by Scientist Meets The Space Invader off of s/t 12" on Greensleeves (1981)
• sound clip _Pulsar 0834_ MP3 (20k) from Arecibo
• trip hop track _Pulsar Cruiser_ MP3 (192k) by Seksu Roba off of s/t on EFA (2000)
• techno track _Pulstar_ MP3 by Andreas Kauffelt off of _Digital Perspectives_ MixCD on Aural Satisfaction #001 (2000)
• 604 track _Pulsar_ by Excession off of _Order Odonata Vol. 4_ compilation CD on Dragonfly

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