Re: Lecture about Pulser (Neutron Star)

Hi, Kenn. This is Moring.
I'm sorry for late reply.
But you may be satisfing because Sakai-sansei wrote reply for your another writing.
I had hard time in this one week. Because I was making answer for English translation test.
Making answer was not going well, and I can't consetrate. Then I halted
Tadoku-reading until when I finished this. Now, I finished up this, and
I can restart Tadoku-reading.

〉I attended a lecture about Pulser last Monday at Osaka Science Museum at Nakanoshima.
〉Pulser is a name for Neutron Star. Pulsar radiates special microwaves.
〉If you connect 2,000 TV-antennas, you can hear these microwaves by radio.
Why does it need 2,000 TV-antennas? Because the length of wave or the weakness of wave?
May be the first one, I guess.

〉But she observed two Pulser signals which came from opposite directions, so she believed there was no possibility of intelligence.
〉Because it was too difficult to believe 2 intellectual creatures send signals at same time.
But why signals come from oppsite directions? Ether of two are
a signal that another one reflect against somewhere?

〉One of my big surprises was the strength of the Pulser signals.
〉The several thousands Pulser signals observed in a whole year were
〉no more strong than when you lift small sheet of paper.
Less than 1g?

〉And another big surprise was the weight of the Neutron Star.
〉If we pick up 1 cubic cm from Pulser and put it on a balance, its
〉weight match with the weight of 6 billion people.
Uum. It's very heavy. I can't imagine.

Thank you for writing interesting story.
And congratulation that you already had read 3,500,000 words.
You read very fast.

Any way, Happy Reading!