These astronomical objects are believed to possess a solid crust about 1 kilometer thick containing a superfluid interior.
These astronomical objects are believed to possess a solid crust about 1 kilometer thick containing a superfluid interior. If the object has a mass less than the Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit it will not collapse into a black hole due to the degeneracy pressure of its components, which are formed when a massive star undergoes a Type II spuernova explosion and collapses under its own gravity until reaching a density of 10 to the 17th kilograms per meter cubed. Pulsars are examples of, FTP, what type of star named for the uncharged particles it contains?
These astronomical objects are believed to possess a solid crust about 1 kilometer thick containing a superfluid interior.
neutron stars (prompt on pulsars)