by Salman Hameed
This is part of TED education videos and makes a good use of animation:
And now think about a star with the density of the nucleus of an atom - and you have a neutron star. These are the leftover cores of stars much bigger than our Sun, and form in supernovae - some of the biggest explosions in the universe. Here is a short primer on neutron stars and pulsars (pulsars are spinning neutron stars). This is a bit dryer, but it will balance out the cheerfulness of the TEDed video:
This is part of TED education videos and makes a good use of animation:
And now think about a star with the density of the nucleus of an atom - and you have a neutron star. These are the leftover cores of stars much bigger than our Sun, and form in supernovae - some of the biggest explosions in the universe. Here is a short primer on neutron stars and pulsars (pulsars are spinning neutron stars). This is a bit dryer, but it will balance out the cheerfulness of the TEDed video:
You're gonna like this link. It is about the scale of the universe all the way down to the smallest conceivable entity. Enjoy
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