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> The ultra-low temperatures and enormous pressure could theoretically lead to a sort of a quark jelly. Shouldn't this read "ultra-high"? Who proof-reads thes
by kennend3 4y ago
> The ultra-low temperatures and enormous pressure could theoretically lead to a sort of a quark jelly.
Shouldn't this read "ultra-high"?
Who proof-reads these things?
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- coremoff 4y agobizare that they're talking about quark jelly without explaining what's going on in the neutron star; that plus the temperature thing makes me wonder if they missed a paragraph or two out
- pfdietz 4y agoNeutron stars are actually very cold, compared to the binding energies involved.