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It's mostly due to the total mass of the star, since a more massive star has greater gravitational force at its surface, overwhelming the structural forces in t
by fragsworth 12y ago
It's mostly due to the total mass of the star, since a more massive star has greater gravitational force at its surface, overwhelming the structural forces in the particles.
- rwallace 12y agoThat doesn't sound right. Neutron stars vary by no more than a factor of two in mass; that's not enough to account for six orders of magnitude variation in height of highest mountains.