What If a Spoonful of Neutron Star Appeared on Earth?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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I guess, before you even bring it near our solar system, the sun and other planets will start orbiting you, I don't know how much time it needs to stabilize the orbiting, but because the neutron star has much more gravity than the sun(star, 1 revolution should be different from our 1 revolution. since gravity and time are related in some sort of ways.
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I guess, before you even bring it near our solar system, the sun and other planets will start orbiting you, I don't know how much time it needs to stabilize the orbiting, but because the neutron star has much more gravity than the sun(star, 1 revolution should be different from our 1 revolution. since gravity and time are related in some sort of ways.
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Robert
Neutron stars are another myth like dark matter! If a Neutron breaks down into electrons and protons in approximately. 07 seconds. A so called neutron star wouldn't last very long at all. Maybe a few seconds at best. Remember all the neutrons would be breaking down at the same time not one by one!
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Neutron stars are another myth like dark matter! If a Neutron breaks down into electrons and protons in approximately. 07 seconds. A so called neutron star wouldn't last very long at all. Maybe a few seconds at best. Remember all the neutrons would be breaking down at the same time not one by one!
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Art
If a spoonful of neutronium appeared on planet Earth, then there would be an immediate catastrophic expansion of that matter because it would no longer be able to maintain its cohesiveness. This would most likely result in an explosion that would be catastrophic to the planet.
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If a spoonful of neutronium appeared on planet Earth, then there would be an immediate catastrophic expansion of that matter because it would no longer be able to maintain its cohesiveness. This would most likely result in an explosion that would be catastrophic to the planet.
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Soliana
neutron star=yeah be scared and run away as fast as you could
also neutron star=-sees a back hole-
black hole=-ready to eat it and smirk evily
netroun star=-packs it's bag and leave before it meets it's end and brag in another universe but be theweackest of all
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neutron star=yeah be scared and run away as fast as you could
also neutron star=-sees a back hole-
black hole=-ready to eat it and smirk evily
netroun star=-packs it's bag and leave before it meets it's end and brag in another universe but be theweackest of all
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mastergx1
. so what would happen if you brought it to earth? Kinda seems logical you would answer the question that is the title to the video! No? Ok then i'll do it. The earth would get sucked into the -teaspoon scoop size- neutron star and we would all die. The end.
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. so what would happen if you brought it to earth? Kinda seems logical you would answer the question that is the title to the video! No? Ok then i'll do it. The earth would get sucked into the -teaspoon scoop size- neutron star and we would all die. The end.
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Vandaken
This is why I always physics and mathematics teachers are the worst thing to happen to education. Instead of answering the damned question, you are talking about other. All i wanted to know was what would happen in theory if a neutron star came close to earth
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This is why I always physics and mathematics teachers are the worst thing to happen to education. Instead of answering the damned question, you are talking about other. All i wanted to know was what would happen in theory if a neutron star came close to earth
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Du
- What if a spoonful of neutron star appeared on earth?
- Proceeds to explain everything that would happen other them what would happen if a spoonful of neutron star appeared on earth
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- What if a spoonful of neutron star appeared on earth?
- Proceeds to explain everything that would happen other them what would happen if a spoonful of neutron star appeared on earth
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Chris
I'm glad you pointed out that a spoon sized amount of neutron star would explode. I didn't know how long it would take or the amount of energy. I'll take your word for it.
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I'm glad you pointed out that a spoon sized amount of neutron star would explode. I didn't know how long it would take or the amount of energy. I'll take your word for it.
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Ghazouani
Neutron stars messes with my mind furiously while I'm trying to understand deeply their characteristics it's really challenging when i try to apprehend and comprehend.
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Neutron stars messes with my mind furiously while I'm trying to understand deeply their characteristics it's really challenging when i try to apprehend and comprehend.
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Naughtscience
matter of that spoonfull of neutron star will evaporate, as the gravity from that spoonfull of neutron star would not be enough to keep the matter in that state
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matter of that spoonfull of neutron star will evaporate, as the gravity from that spoonfull of neutron star would not be enough to keep the matter in that state
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JAMstinky
A pen-sized amount of a Neutron Star would go straight through the Earth if you dropped it, creating an explosion that of an atomic bomb on impact at bare minimum
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A pen-sized amount of a Neutron Star would go straight through the Earth if you dropped it, creating an explosion that of an atomic bomb on impact at bare minimum
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Nightweaver20xx
It's hard to believe that over 99% of matter is empty space, but neutron stars prove that true. A spoonful of neutron star weighs as much as Mount Everest.
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It's hard to believe that over 99% of matter is empty space, but neutron stars prove that true. A spoonful of neutron star weighs as much as Mount Everest.
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Your
I thought you were going to discuss the gravitational effects of having a spoonful appear on earth. YOU NEVER MADE IT TO EARTH WITH THAT SPOONFUL?
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I thought you were going to discuss the gravitational effects of having a spoonful appear on earth. YOU NEVER MADE IT TO EARTH WITH THAT SPOONFUL?
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moosefactory133
Well this video video just destroyed my plans to create a new cake mix with a secret ingredient, a spoonful of neutron star powder.
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Well this video video just destroyed my plans to create a new cake mix with a secret ingredient, a spoonful of neutron star powder.
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Christopher
The prompt criticality of a spoonful of neutrons would have the radioactivity of billions of trillions of megatons of nuclear weapons
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The prompt criticality of a spoonful of neutrons would have the radioactivity of billions of trillions of megatons of nuclear weapons
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Tom
Matter here on earth is about 99. 9999999999996% nothing! Amazing. what we think of as solids, say steel or lead is almost entirely nothing!
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Matter here on earth is about 99. 9999999999996% nothing! Amazing. what we think of as solids, say steel or lead is almost entirely nothing!
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Allie
Lies lies lies, all lies! Everyone knows those are nothing but giant strobe lights telling of the latest Walmart special in the galaxy.
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Lies lies lies, all lies! Everyone knows those are nothing but giant strobe lights telling of the latest Walmart special in the galaxy.
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Angel
If you are interested in the neutron stars and how life could appear and adapt on them, the I highly recommend the book -Dragon's Egg-
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If you are interested in the neutron stars and how life could appear and adapt on them, the I highly recommend the book -Dragon's Egg-
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Virtxro
im not that experienced of celestial explorations or anything like that, why would a spoonful of a NS be heavy, isn-t it just gas
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im not that experienced of celestial explorations or anything like that, why would a spoonful of a NS be heavy, isn-t it just gas
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Jay
i love peoples imagination. i spoonful of lead doesn't even weigh a lb. a spoonful of anything can notweigh that much, its impossible
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i love peoples imagination. i spoonful of lead doesn't even weigh a lb. a spoonful of anything can notweigh that much, its impossible
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Rene
-Leave neutron stars where they belong. -
Great advice. Thanks. You can't go far wrong in life if you stick to that maxim.
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-Leave neutron stars where they belong. -
Great advice. Thanks. You can't go far wrong in life if you stick to that maxim.
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Jacob
Neutron stars natures trash compactor. It's all a bit cliche. Glad we haven't quite got to that point yet in our evolution.
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Neutron stars natures trash compactor. It's all a bit cliche. Glad we haven't quite got to that point yet in our evolution.
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Gary
IMHO, in the absence of the gravitation that compressed the mass to such great density, the spoonful of star would explode.
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IMHO, in the absence of the gravitation that compressed the mass to such great density, the spoonful of star would explode.
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Alaklipz-
Im the biggest magnetar being as big as 11x bigger then the sun and my density is 10x then that of the sun
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Im the biggest magnetar being as big as 11x bigger then the sun and my density is 10x then that of the sun
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Girg
I see no appearing on Earth in this video, clickbait garbage with next to no interesting ideas examined.
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I see no appearing on Earth in this video, clickbait garbage with next to no interesting ideas examined.
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