Falling Into Compact Stars @mrg3
Falling Into Compact Stars  @mrg3
Uploaded February 2008 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
For an object of a given mass, the more compact it is, the further (and deeper) things can fall into it. This helps explain why compact stars like neutron stars and black holes can be very effective at converting matter into energy.
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Falling Into Compact Stars

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