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vampirchik [111]
1 year ago
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A neutron star is as dense as Group of answer choices water the nucleus of an atom the center of the Earth our astronomy textboo

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AVprozaik [17]1 year ago
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A neutron star is considered as dense as the nucleus of an atom, and it represents a special type of star.

<h3>What is a neutron star?</h3>

A neutron star is a special kind of star generated after the death of a giant star that produces a supernova.

These stars (neutron stars) have a diameter really small, e.g., an area of ten kilometers in diameter.

In conclusion, a neutron star is as dense as the nucleus of an atom, and it represents a special type of star.

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