When supernovae explode, they leave behind either a black hole or a dense remnant called a neutron star. However, recent calculations suggest a third possibility: a quark star, which forms when the pressure falls just short of creating a black hole.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Quark Star
Quark star may hold secret to early universe.
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