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by floxy
1558 days ago
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What is going on in neutron stars? The layman's answer is that the electrons get squeezed into the protons due to the extreme gravity, leaving only neutrons. But I suppose (?) there needs to be a anti-neutrino or similar that comes along to "complete" the reaction? Edit: I guess it is inverse beta decay: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse_beta_decay#Electron_in... |
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