What is a neutron star?How is it formed?What is it made up of?
Arpit Kumar , 11 Years ago
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Vasantha Kumari
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Neutron Stars:
Neutron stars are extremely dense objects while they formed from massive stars that were exhausted during a shortage of nuclear fueld in the star.Neutron stars have both superfluidity and superconductivity properties.These neutron stars have immense gravity forcing protons and electrons binded so that their mass becomes 10 times as an atomic nuclei. They either condense into a single quantum entity or they can form a soup of free quarks also known as a quark star.
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