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Are pulsars a piercing stars?

Loler
in Science Education

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I mean do they pierce a hole in the space like black holes?, Or their radiation can pierce anything?

 

I just heard about that on some websites, and wanted to know if it's true or not...

 

If their radiation can pierce anything, So can they be called the piercing.stars?

 

 

 

 

And thanks!

I mean do they pierce a hole in the space like black holes?, Or their radiation can pierce anything?

 

I just heard about that on some websites, and wanted to know if it's true or not...

 

If their radiation can pierce anything, So can they be called the piercing.stars?

 

 

 

 

And thanks!

 

 

No.

Pulsars are rapidly spinning neutron stars that emit regular pulses of radiation. They do not "pierce space" (whatever that means) any more than any other star.

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