Just about 5 miles wide but 1.4 times more massive than the Sun. In this video, we’re talking about neutron stars, the imploded cores of massive stars created by supernovae.
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Say, was that the neutron star you have in your garage or did you use someone else’s? You know I always understood that the atoms were smashed down to neutrons. But this video slammed me with the reality of it.. dang so many things to learn about them I have always just passed by the creation of the neutron. Freaking amazing.. you always seem to point out to me the basics that I sometimes never really stop and think about.. Brother your the only guy I know that can take a subject I know a bit about and open my eyes to things I have passed by hundreds of times.. My great thanks to you Ardit.. what a job you guys are doing.. I am sure you are helping to create the next group of astrophysics and astronomers.. Carry on son!
Man, thank you so much for these great words. It really means a lot. ❤️❤️
@Cosmoknowledge Well brother what you do is inspiring.. so much of today’s gobbledygook on the internet is hate, mistrust and anger.. You inspire and bring out the wonders of the universe. Which in itself inspires people.. You burn yourself out for the betterment of man I am proud to call you friend! Carru on!
Nice! 👍
Thanks John. ✌️
This thing is closely related to me.
3 of the forms are like that of 3 types of noodles (lasagna sheets, spaghetti, & rigatoni) or so I seen in a documentary.
@Cosmoknowledge Hay the documentary was on the science channel. #HowTheUniverseWorks
That is bs 1 cubic inch of the neutron star core does not weigh a billion(s) of tons how the heck do people come up with such ridicules statements
Maybe not a billion tons, but its is definitely very heavy. I think the reason is because Atoms in normal objects have space between them. However, in a neutron star, there is no space between atoms, in fact, they sre getting crushed, thus allowing more and more atoms to fit into a single point, therefore the more dense the object is.
is there a difference in the neutrons in the stars and the neutrons in a normal atom