Natural Sources of Pulsed Radiofrequency
Natural occurring sources of pulsed radiofrequency exist in the form of stars called pulsars. Pulsars where discovered in 1967 using a radio telescope. These stars are thought to be rapidly spinning neutron stars. These stars have powerful magnetic fields which cause the star to emit strong radio frequencies. Different sizes of pulsars pulse at different rates.
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