A new orbiting gamma ray telescope shows the temperatures of two test "neutron stars" is too low and their size too small to be made of neutrons.
Astronomers now theorize that they are made of "strange matter"; a mix of up and down and strange quarks which normally cannot exist outside of a hadron (neutron, proton etc.).
How this applies to neutron stars in general remains to be seen. It could well mean that so called neurton stars, aren't.
Dr. Mordrid
Astronomers now theorize that they are made of "strange matter"; a mix of up and down and strange quarks which normally cannot exist outside of a hadron (neutron, proton etc.).
How this applies to neutron stars in general remains to be seen. It could well mean that so called neurton stars, aren't.
Dr. Mordrid
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