GO ASTRONOMY | Neutron Stars: At the Edge of Oblivion @goastronomy | Uploaded October 2021 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
Neutron stars are what is left over from a supernova explosion. Neutron stars are called such because gravity is so intense that their core consists of neutrons - all electrons have collapsed into the atomic nuclei. It is matter at the edge of oblivion, just above being a black hole and effectively disappearing from our Universe.

Enjoy the most notable neutron stars:

Geminga
Vela Pulsar
Lich pulsar
Cygnus Loop pulsar
Spaghetti Nebula pulsar
Jellyfish Nebula pulsar
Black Widow Pulsar
Cosmic Cannonball
Messier 4 pulsar
Crab Pulsar
RCW 103 neutron star
Cassiopeia A neutron star
Hand of God pulsar
Manatee Nebula pulsar
Kesteven 79 pulsar
M15-C double neutron star
Tarantula Nebula pulsar
SN 1987A neutron star

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