Comments by "Mark Campbell" (@markcampbell7577) on "I Changed Astronomy Forever. He Won the Nobel Prize for It. | 'Almost Famous' by Op-Docs" video.

  1. It was a very well done documentary and I enjoyed it. The history of unsung
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  3. They are repeating the study in Canada underground but they are not using Geiger counters again. They are still using a scintillation counter the technology is still proprietory still unverified science.
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  4. The pulsars she found were later created by the solar probes. We accidentally created a pulsar of our Sun. This should not have happened. They should have known a sun does not have neutrons and the pulsars she found were accidents or incidents. In the center of the galaxy the pulsars should be more common. I don't know the difference between quasars and pulsars but it is my understanding that they are neutron pulse.
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  6. They have been monitoring the pulsating sun in New Mexico under ground for 50 years but the detection device was a hoax. A scintillation counter is proprietary tech and can't be verified. A Geiger counter was not used so the entire project was wasted. They did not detect neutrons neutrinos at all. A Geiger counter would have been able to.
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  7. When did our star become a pulsar? Usually it is after the probe of the sun dropped neutron containing material into the sun. The matter outside of the sun has neutrons and the sun does not have any neutrons. The result was neutron pulse and rate of pulse.
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  8. The sun became a pulsar after the solar probe of the Sun. The neutrons of the probe were pulsing out of the Sun. A few others were discovered but they should be rare on the edge of the galaxy our neighborhood but near the center of a galaxy they should be more common. The question is why are there any pulsars on the edge of any galaxy. Neutron particles are from outside of suns. A sun does not have neutrons or electrons.
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