Exoplanets 101: Detection via Timing

[@GAMEGODFLUENT]

Hey, just discovered your channel, awesome stuff! Thanks for doing this work for us to better understand these topics, I subscribed :) . It might be too early in the series to ask this but I'm curious, theoretically, could a Pulsar have a habitable zone at some distance away from it? I figure this would be incredibly rare if ever discovered, but say it's a sort of exoplanet that had the potential for liquid water in some form. Would this be possible (albeit extremely rare) around a Pulsar?

[@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy]

The problem with planets around pulsars is that pulsars emit a lot of really damaging radiation. But with a really monster atmosphere that could withstand that-maybe! (At least, according to one study, ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017A%26A...608A.147P/abstract)