From Mark Monks
Theoretically impossible fast pulsars appear to exist (21 January, p 17). Wouldn’t a super-fast pulsar conform to the conditions specified for a test of the Heim theory of quantum gravity (7 January, p 24)? The theory predicts that if an electromagnetic ring spins fast enough, a decrease in inertial mass will occur. This in turn would require a recalculation of the maximum frequency.
Gravesend, Kent, UK
