The life cycle of a neutron star - David Lunney
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Date: 2020-08-22
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OmgLolWtfxD
not scaled to speed but still fun to think about: a neutron star spinning 700 rotations per second. grab a fidget spinner. spin that as hard as you can. youll maybe get 6000 rotations p/m thats roughly 104 per second. a neutron star is spinning 6. 7x faster than that.
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not scaled to speed but still fun to think about: a neutron star spinning 700 rotations per second. grab a fidget spinner. spin that as hard as you can. youll maybe get 6000 rotations p/m thats roughly 104 per second. a neutron star is spinning 6. 7x faster than that.
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Jason
Why should a neutron star, which is made of neutrons (a particle without electrical charge) have extremely strong magnetic fields, which should be formed by the movement of electrically charged particles? please explain this to me.
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Why should a neutron star, which is made of neutrons (a particle without electrical charge) have extremely strong magnetic fields, which should be formed by the movement of electrically charged particles? please explain this to me.
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Michael
Im in awe of scientist seeing a flickering light light years away and then being able to describe the whole process from Earth.
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Im in awe of scientist seeing a flickering light light years away and then being able to describe the whole process from Earth.
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