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One of the brightest gamma-ray sources in the sky and a textbook example of a young, glitching pulsar.
One record per aspect. The origin says what kind of thing each value is; the source says where it came from; the limit says what it cannot tell you.
Vela Pulsar is placed at J2000 RA 8.6 h, Dec -45.2° at 959 light-years.
The radiation cones and field lines are schematic. Their size is chosen so the pulsar is visible from far away; the real emission region is kilometres across.
The short description and the fact list are written by the Space Time authors for orientation. They are not quoted from a catalog field and carry no citation of their own.