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Rotating radio transient — Rotating radio transients (RRATs) are a newly discovered (as of 2006) type of neutron stars. RRAT bursts are short in duration (between 2 and 30 ms) and very bright (0.1 3.6 Jansky). Only one burst is seen at a time and the average time intervals … Wikipedia
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