Unraveling the MYSTERIES of Neutron Stars | How The Universe Works | Science Channel

Through cutting-edge research and groundbreaking discoveries, scientists are slowly unraveling the secrets of neutron stars. They share the latest findings and theories about these fascinating objects, including their bizarre properties, formations, and potential dangers to space travelers.
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Unraveling the MYSTERIES of Neutron Stars | How The Universe Works | Science Channel

[Promethium]

honestly the narrator is the best, i love his work on deadliest catch, anything he's narrating i can't help but listen and adore.
oh yeah go science!

[nicholasmaude]

Kilonova sounds like a late 70s dance you'd do in a disco😉😁😈.

[donaldpetersen]

"Today on dirty jobs with Mike Rowe we do highly competitive underpaid narration work"

[johnlord]

Neutron star is the equivalent of looking for Bose-Einstein condensates, and Cooper-paired electron materials. All supercompacted superconductors. Solids turned into super-solids. Gasses (like hydrogen) turned into flow metals (metallic hydrogen), and plasmas into flow plasmas. Any nano sub-particulates of gamma rays, photons, electrinos, positrinos, neutrinos, electrons, positrons, neutron, protons all crunched together - nothing remains below the molecular level of free matter. This would be the true emptiness of space with a single object and nothing surrounding its vicinity across the expanse of its supra-gravitational field.

[by]

"It's so dense that if you tried to put it on the ground, it would fall right through the earth." I'm no science nerd, but wouldn't the be pulled up and around it? The earth is much lighter, so it should do most of the moving.

[jeffreyrivers]

They make a guessing game sound like fscts

[johnlord]

A neutron star, by its own definition, is an overwhelmed black-and-white hole with an outer neutron shell - the last remains of a former black or black-and-white hole and the event horizon which is actually a 3D spherical shell, and NOT a flat 2D ring ... are the congealed products of + and - gamma rays making gamma neutrinos, composite gamma ray groups of electrinos and positrinos making neutrinos, and the higher composite groups of electrons and positrons making neutrons. While neutral polarity they remain around the event horizon, eventually smothering and nullifying any outward gravitational forces ... and the black hole dies. The shrinking of the black hole then compresses the event horizon into the smallest volume of the densest neutron material, making up a neutron star.

[jimmydire]

You have failed to describe how, just as with Earth, at the exact center of a neutron star there is ZERO gravity and all matter is weightless. At least you were conscientious enough to say that the interior of a neutron star is still something of a mystery, but why does everybody ignore this simple fact about the pull of gravity (or lack thereof) at the exact center of every massive object?

[rileys]

7: 18 who is this gorgeous man someone help 🙏

[matgeezer]

What is an iron electron? At 4.35 in the video

[thomassecurename]

…and investigating serves no earthly use.