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Neutron-Star Mountains May Be Only Fractions of Millimeters High, New Model Shows | Astronomy – Sci-News.com
Researhers have used computational modeling to build realistic neutron stars and subject them to a range of mathematical forces…
Because of their compactness, neutron stars have an enormous gravitational pull around a billion times stronger than the Earth. This squashes every feature on the surface to miniscule dimensions, and means that the stellar remnant is an almost perfect sphere….
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