The pulsar PSR J1906 + 0746 suddenly disappeared from the zone of visibility, according to the staff of the Dutch university of radio astronomy and the Dutch University.
As stated astrophysics pulsar (old neutron stars) J1906 became invisible because of the curvature of space-time in a binary system. Open 10 years ago a star in the constellation Aquila is a type of binary pulsars and scientists named PSR J1906 + 0746.
Calculations conducted by scientists say that the pulsar in the world can be seen in about 2170. According to The Astrophysical Journal, the outer body is located in the constellation Terzian, at a distance of 25,000 light-years from Earth. Its diameter is 10-20 km., And the mass of the sun is identical.
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