Re: Bioastronomy [was Bloated Stars and excess IR] (fwd)

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>It is worth remembering, that the astronomers are *presuming* these objects
>are planets (because that is the only meme their minds currently hold).

Has anyone come up with a reasonable explanation as to how planets could form around a pulsar? I thought that was impossible with current astronomical models; the preceding supernova explosion supposedly removing any planets (and the material to create new ones?) from the system.

Is there any reason why the super-advanced would like be near pulsars?

ciao, patrick

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