Starship Asterisk*

Mr Peterson, thank you for answering my question. I was under the erroeneous assumption that the neutron star was still burning fuel. I am now even more intrigued

Ok, I have a question for you guys. With the pulsar spinning 11 times a second is the density or the gravitational field of the pulsar what keeps the centrifugal forces from flinging material away? Pulsars are know for having extremely dense structures. With this type of density would the structure ...

It kinda looks like the "supergalactic wind" is just a nebula which as far closer to us than the galaxy and just happens to be in the same sightline...

If it is possible to bend light with gravity, might it also be possible that we are seeing the same galaxies many times like in a "kaleidoscope"? It appears that many of these galaxies appear to be the same ones repeating. Obviously there is no real evidence to support this on my part, but...

Yeah, I thought it looks like ridges instead of troughs too until I did what you guys suggested. Ridges almost make more sense like a crack in the surface that caused an eruption of some sort...but if they are not ridges then??? Missed it by THAT much...