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This image represents a stacked plot of radio signals from the first pulsar ever observed (CP 1919), which also happened to serve as the inspiration for... | By National Radio Astronomy Observatory (
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Joy Division: 40 years on from 'Unknown Pleasures', astronomers have revisited the pulsar from the iconic album cover
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Pop Culture Pulsar: The Science Behind Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures Album Cover - Scientific American Blog Network
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