Pulsars and Neutron Stars

One of the heaviest and densest objects in space. 1 teaspoon of a Neutron star or Pulsar particle will weigh 11 billion tons. Girls, who told you that you are the fattest? There is a neutron star or pulsar, they are so thick that they weigh more than 11 billion tons! Pulsars and neutron stars have a magnetic field that is several million times stronger than Earth's. Although it is not a black hole, it attracts only what is smaller than itself. Average pulsars or neutron stars with a diameter of 21-27 km. These pulsating pulsars grow very quickly: Pulsar Vela, Pulsar crab. Their name is light, but they pulse very many times per second. There are 2 groups of pulsars: Second pulsars that rotate 60 times per second or less, and millisecond pulsars that can rotate 600 times per millisecond or even more!

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