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About once every century, a massive star somewhere in our galaxy runs out of fuel. No longer able to produce sufficient energy to maintain its structure, it collapses under its own gravitational pressure and explodes in a supernova. The death of that star is the birth of a neutron star: one of the densest known objects in the universe. David Lunney explores what, exactly, a neutron star is.
Lesson by David Lunney, directed by JodyPrody.
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Nuclear pasta! Sounds tasty 😋
This makes me hungry 🤤
*_I’m having an existential crisis_*
Amazing got real respect
You don’t really explain the life cycle.
What happens to the neutron star as it cools? What is left?? A huge Rocky molten planet? It’s technically not a star anymore so no fusion, but that immense gravity would cause the planet to be molten right?
Do we know of any dead neutron stars?
That means the fastest neutron star span 22120 times while i was watching the video.
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neutron star or white dwarf?
I Learned many things on this, Than school :/
So if a star does not have enough energy and falls in on it’s self. Where does the energy for the actual supernova explosion 💥 come from?
A neutron star is made of neutrons with a neutral, or zero exectric charge. Where does any non zero magnetic field come from, much less the strongest magnetic field of any object?
The most amazing thing in this video for me was the fact, that Einstein had predicted this OVER a hundred years ago! What a genius. He must be the greatest scientist, who ever lived and as time goes by, it will be more evident.
4:05 Einstein’s tonge
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Can the collapse of two neutron stars form a blackhole ? Or is it have to be a neutron star and a lighter normal star?
rotating 700 times per seconds WTF!
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if its too dense
strange matter occurs
Neutrons have no charge, so how is it a neutron star can be magnetic? Should have explained that.
When two neutron stars collide it’s called a hypernova.