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Neutron Stars
So what, if anything, remains of the core of the original star?
Unlike in smaller stars, where the core becomes essentially all carbon and stable, the intense pressure inside the supergiant causes the electrons to be forced inside of (or combined with) the protons, forming neutrons.
In fact, the whole core of the star becomes nothing but a dense ball of neutrons. It is possible that this core will remain intact after the supernova, and be called a neutron star.
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*looks down* And with this I end my night. The rest is queue.
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Look familiar to anyone…?
This house is Raven Baxter’s house on That’s So Raven ;)
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