[throwbadubadu]

It is scientific jargon, yes, though, hm, I would expect any high schooler if not even lower could make at least some sense out of a "spin period" (if not knowing earth rotates, everybody knows a spinner), magnetic field strength (again, compass), age (...)? Luminosity? Also at least the units seconds, years should be known, Gauss is also high school knowledge and straightforward to infer from magnetic.. that this is about some object in space if astronomers observed it is also crystal clear.

That's at least half of the sentence :), expectations much too high?

[dmvdoug]

I’ll do you one better with less than half your verbiage. I understood all the following words (so, gasp, I lied!):

> Discovered in 2018, PSR J0026–1955 is a Galactic pulsar with a … of approximately 1.306 seconds and … measure of…. It has a … luminosity of …surface magnetic field strength of 770 billion …, and its … age is estimated to be some 47 million years.

[throwbadubadu]

I hate modern day exaggerations and maybe, gasp, wanted to say also that (and be happily downvoted for that again :)).

And I also don't believe you about spin period or Gauss.. lol.