Xraypulsars
Xraypulsars are a type of celestial object that emit pulsed X-rays. They are typically neutron stars that are part of a binary system, meaning they orbit another star. The neutron star's strong magnetic field channels accreting matter from its companion star onto its magnetic poles. As the neutron star rotates, these hot spots at the poles sweep across our line of sight, causing the X-ray emission to appear pulsed. The pulse periods of Xraypulsars are often very stable and can range from milliseconds to minutes.
The energy source for Xraypulsars is the gravitational potential energy released as matter falls onto the
Xraypulsars are a subset of pulsars, which are generally characterized by their pulsed emission across the