Neutron Stars: Inside the Universe’s Most Extreme Matter
A massive star can end with more than a Sun’s mass packed into a city-sized sphere. A star is a huge ball of hot plasma, while a stellar remnant is what remains after its main life. Its collapsing core may become a neutron star, but under some conditions it forms a black hole. This section follows that transformation.
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