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The victims were shot and killed late Wednesday by the gunman who opened fire at the Borderline Bar and Grill, which was holding a weekly country music dance night for college students. 185

The victim was standing in the 3800 block of Midway Drive around 11:30 p.m. Friday when a man drove up in a van and asked if she needed a ride, according to San Diego police. 174

The U.S. scientist who worked with him on this project after He returned to China was physics and bioengineering professor Michael Deem, who was his adviser at Rice in Houston. Deem also holds what he called "a small stake" in — and is on the scientific advisory boards of — He's two companies. 294

The pushback, however, by politicians and residents has been swift. Republicans are advocating for a repeal of the law, and an initiative has gained enough signatures to head to the November ballot."We could fix all of our roads if we simply allocated 100 percent of gas tax revenues to roads, but the politicians will never do that because this has never been about fixing roads, but rather getting more of your money," said a statement from former City Councilman Carl DeMaio, who is helping lead the repeal effort.But Caltrans says repealing the tax would make the roads even worse.  591

The researchers weren't necessarily looking for this neutron star. Rather, it was happenstance as they searched for gravitational waves."At Green Bank, we're trying to detect gravitational waves from pulsars," said Maura McLaughlin, study author and Eberly Distinguished Professor of physics and astronomy at West Virginia University. "In order to do that, we need to observe lots of millisecond pulsars, which are rapidly rotating neutron stars. This is not a gravitational wave detection paper but one of many important results which have arisen from our observations."They were able to measure its mass because of a white dwarf companion star that warped the space around both stars. This warping acted as a way to accelerate the pulsar's pulses through space. They could learn the mass of the white dwarf and neutron star this way through the "Shapiro Delay.""Neutron stars are as mysterious as they are fascinating," said Thankful Cromartie, a graduate student at the University of Virginia and Grote Reber pre-doctoral fellow at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Charlottesville, Virginia. "These city-sized objects are essentially ginormous atomic nuclei. They are so massive that their interiors take on weird properties. Finding the maximum mass that physics and nature will allow can teach us a great deal about this otherwise inaccessible realm in astrophysics."Due to their mysterious nature, astronomers still want to answer more questions about neutron stars and this unique one could help them. They want to know if crushed neutrons become a type of "superfluid," what the breakdown looks like and where the actual tipping point lies when gravity takes over."The orientation of this binary star system created a fantastic cosmic laboratory," said Scott Ransom, study co-author and an astronomer at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. "Neutron stars have this tipping point where their interior densities get so extreme that the force of gravity overwhelms even the ability of neutrons to resist further collapse. Each 'most massive' neutron star we find brings us closer to identifying that tipping point and helping us to understand the physics of matter at these mind-boggling densities." 2221

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