How is a millisecond pulsar related to an X-Ray Burster? Question 27 options: a) In a binary system that includes a pulsar, the pulsar will likely have been born with an incredibly high spin rate, and the neighbouring star will be experiencing nova-like events as material is stripped off of it b) Millisecond pulsars are the slowest-spinning observed neutron stars, while X-Ray Bursters are neutron stars spinning so fast they they are fracturing on their surfaces, leading to starquakes that emit high-energy radiation c) They are not related - pulsars are neutron stars, while X-ray Bursts are likely emitted solely by black hole accretion disks d) Fast-spinning pulsars have incredibly strong magnetic fields, and when their magnetic poles aim at us we will observe a flash of high-energy radiation e) In a binary system where a pulsar is gaining mass, it will gain angular moment and eventually spin incredibly fast, and it will occasionally burst with fusion as the accreted matter gets hotter