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| Neutron Stars To Black Holes
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Nick Mostek/">Nick Mostek on March 29, 1997 02:40:40 UTC |
Ok, here's a question. A Neutron star is held "up" by neutron degeneracy-they can't occupy the same space. But if a Neutron star is too heavy, then that degeneracy breaks down, and it collapses to a black hole. What about quark degeneracy? Isn't there a point at which quarks can hold "up" the massive body? |
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