Talk:Neutron star
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Visualization[change source]
"A good way of visualising the neutron star is that it is taking all of the mass of our sun (which is much, much larger than the Earth) and scrunching it down to a size that would fit comfortably within the M25 surrounding Greater London." Those of us who don't live in the Greater London area don't know what M25 means or how big the area is. Maybe consider football fields or square miles? 76.115.184.130 (talk) 05:31, 7 May 2009 (UTC)
Proton star?[change source]
If there's a neutron star, then how about a proton star? Like a star made mostly of protons? Or a photon star, or electron star? --Mandal the Vandal (talk) 00:18, 11 October 2013 (UTC)