Neutron Star

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This is also the part of my star series and this is one of the end stages of many stars and that will know after some time.

What is Neutron Star

Neutron Star is one of the end states of the star and it is a very bright object and is around the size of the city and is even much smaller than even our moon and when we see its size we see it is like 1.5-2 X the mass of the sun that makes one of the densest objects just after the black hole.

How Neutron Stars Are Formed?

Neutron stars are very rare in the universe and one of the most impactful events makes then make these objects and many may even result due to a gamma-ray burst.

These objects are nearly the mostly be formed by many big stars that are even way much more than even our sun that is around at least 8 times the mass and that is formed by the help of the death of them.

As these are formed by the supernova explosion of many big stars so they have a very high amount of rotational speed that makes them leak the mass in a very small way and make them more stable in nature.

Types of Neutron Stars

There are many types of neutron stars as there are many unknown objects that are about to now more than 3,000.

Pulsar

There are pulsar that make us see them as they make the rise of a very high stream of magnetic blast that is being seen by the satellites due to its massive nature.

Magnetars

The other type is Magnetars these are mainly been seem very high magnetic fields to be present that makes the bend in space to be easily be observed and that make, these have a very huge amount of magnetic crust to be there and that results in the s=formation of the explosion that results in the formation of a neutron star.

This is the next part of my star series and will see more in the future.

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