| Definitions | noun
- (star): A star that has been so collapsed by gravity that it does not have electrons or proton, protons, since they have been merged into neutrons by the intense pressure. As a result, it is a solid mass of neutrons that is only held apart by the natural strength of the neutrons. If the mass is sufficient, the neutron star collapses into a black hole and becomes a point of infinitely dense matter. The material of a neutron star is sometimes called neutronium, since it lacks anything save neutrons.
Translations: - German: Neutronenstern
- Italian: stella neutronica
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