  Recent discovery of 20 TeV radiation from the Vela pulsar confirms
(tentatively, at the level of crude estimates) the Aristotelian Electrodynamics
picture of pulsar radiation: pulsars shine, mostly in GeV, by annihilating
colliding Poynting fluxes into curvature radiation near the light cylinder. The
observed GeV photons are the curvature radiation of electrons/positrons with
Lorentz factors ~10^8. These "super-ultra-relativistic" electrons/positrons
must also produce TeV radiation by inverse Compton if low-energy target photons
are available, as they are in the Vela pulsar.
