The Strongest Material in the universe? #sciencefacts #facts #science #shorts

The Strongest Material in the universe? #sciencefacts #facts #science #shorts

The Strongest Material in the universe Nuclear pasta
Nuclear pasta strongest material
Which is the Strongest Material in the universe

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[Jozef_Vallejo]

"For me, the strongest material is Nokia" 🗿

[hectorvega]

Awesome, eating that pasta would be a BLAST 🍽💥

[briana]

That material being so dense would be incredibly heavy, I would think.

[Gods-WatchDog]

FUN FACT: In astrophysics and nuclear physics, nuclear pasta is a theoretical type of degenerate matter that is postulated to exist within the crusts of neutron stars. If it exists, nuclear pasta would be the strongest material in the universe. Between the surface of a neutron star and the quark–gluon plasma at the core, at matter densities of 1014 g/cm3, nuclear attraction and Coulomb repulsion forces are of comparable magnitude. The competition between the forces leads to the formation of a variety of complex structures assembled from neutrons and protons. Astrophysicists call these types of structures nuclear pasta because the geometry of the structures resembles various types of pasta….

[masthanvalisayyad]

I have three nuclear stars in my house. I eat nuclear pasta for breakfast.

[B.NRitesh]

Me:what new dish you have in ur restaurant ?
Chef:nuclear pasta

[leecastellon]

Her is the big think that i got after talking to god. The core of a black is the same matter as a nutron star but squshed to a singularity. But that nutronium would be stacked in a lattice like a cube (tesseract) or hexagonal shape like amethyst. This steel crystal woudk essentially be a hard drive holding the captured and stored material that it sucked in.. now further process metals that allow light transmission through them and the star crystal becomes a projector of light displaying the galaxy from, at or inside the event horizon. We sit in sag a black hole event horizon but can see through the edge because we are inside like looing through the water if a glass fish tank. But we can see into a black hold because light has to be twisted like pasta and polarized before it can enter. Ive suspected for a long time the edge of our "big bang" and its back ground raditation is the event horizon of our universe and its holing the event light of rafiation that was there when we first formed. Its ehy we need super focused cameras and radiation imagers to even see the ancient frozen" images trapped in the bubble event horizion .

[dct]

What are you talking about? Nuclear pasta, eat???? City🤷

[josephdcoles]

Where would we find "nuclear pasta"? That's juat crazy

[josejohn]

piece cut from a " black hole " 💪 💪 💪

[FFF_Trucking]

I will never go to Olive gardens anymore

[ozricstormbringer]

In fact I think olivine will stay a solid in the center of a supermassive star

[pdupetawalla]

Is it possible to create a replica of this pasta?
Can we make a kawach out of it?

[redbishop]

The strongest metal is the one they use for Mjölnir.

[gilbertcandco]

Your question is meaningless. You need to specify which type of strength you mean.

[LutherMcgee]

Also, the nuclear pasta once taken from the neutron star would no longer be under the Pauli Exclusion Principal. Which keeps it from further collapse, would make it no longer a part of that Principal. With the earth's gravity and magnetic being thousands of times weaker, would simply explode taking away part of a state, province, or even a real hunk of geography.

[wayneharper]

Wonderful! Can't wait to try one!

[Shooteo]

"which is the strongest material?"
Me: "nokia"

[Nah_jittrippinLOL]

"For me, Its my mamas slipper" 🗿

[SteveJosPer]

How on Earth did you get that sample of nuclear pasta.