Pulsar used in a sentence

Pulsar in a sentence as a noun

When the intended audience sees this, they think, "Joy Division", not "pulsar".

[1][2][3]Does anyone have any information supporting the pulsar clock claim?

I think the Voyager plaques contained coordinates to Earth based on pulsar frequency.

Does this mean that time flows significantly faster on the outside of the pulsar then on the inside, if so does this significantly impact the pulsar dynamics?

Hulse & Taylor measured the change in semi-major axis in a binary pulsar and found that it matched the predictions of general relativity.

On a related note, does anyone know if it is possible/how hard it is to get an accurate read on a handful of stars/pulsar in all weather/light conditions using a radio telescope?