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Noticing a very old merge tag on the page (this revision; tagged since September), I merged the two. Rotating radio transients was largely a duplicate article, even citing one of the same sources. Fortunately, both are small enough so that merging consists of adding a source and changing one into a redirect. Ourai т с 02:48, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
