NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN 'Strange Quark Star' Revealing the secrets of the early Universe

Somewhere in the remnants of a nearby supernova explosion is potentially a BRAND NEW kind of star. If the "quark star" is verified, it might provide new light on the very beginnings of our cosmos.

Either a black hole or a dense remnant termed a neutron star is left behind after a supernova explodes. New calculations, however, point to a third possibility: the formation of a quark star, which occurs when the pressure is just shy of generating a black hole.

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[liamd]

Someway, somehow, someone will find a way to weaponise Quark stars.

[thbnkk]

This star could have a connection with time and matter, of course: a black hole.

[stephenfreeman]

Physicists must have a sense of humor- charm, strange flavour, etc- always makes me chuckle 😆

[rasmusrytter]

In other words, in the center of a star, such as our sun or a supernova =neutrones in the center. Interesting!
Supernovas are made of gigantic hydrogen clouds, suns are made of less gigantic hydrogen clouds. Those two have the same origin, compressed hydrogen. How come our sun ‘s supposed to end its days with a carbon shield in the center?

[rasmusrytter]

Are neutron stars orbiting or do they drift around in space without any contact to anything?
I’m wondering, because a drifting neutron star could happen to drift into a huge hydrogen cloud and be the cause of a star coming into being. What else could possibly start the process? Temperature alone?

[richardmercer]

That star is in big trouble. NO ONE is allowed to reveal those secrets!

[bitegoatie]

Can we get an actual NASA astrophysicist to be responsible for the text and editorial direction of this channel? I'm sure the current people mean well, and there have been some very good installments of the series. Over the course of the series, however, we have seen far too many errors. Catching so many missteps is really dispiriting for those of us who care about this project.

[shashikantdwivedi]

*When Too Ancient Books were pilferaged, and even after burning, written again but for own benefit - So Video Cassettes of Your Deeds with The Thinking Clips and total Accomplices are Stored in This Open Strong Room called as Black Holes here.*