The Size of a Collapsed Star, the Original Scientific View of Neutron Stars During the Mid 20th Century, Scientists Discovering Neutron Stars Which Pulse Virtually Constantly, the Reason Neutron Stars Pulse, the Most Accurate Clocks Within the Universe, the Scientific Discipline Which Developed Because of Pulsar Stars, the Original Hypothesis of Scientists Post Discovering Neutron Stars Which Pulse, the Closest Pulsar to Earth, the Person Who Theorized and Mathematically Proved Neutron Stars During the 1930’s, the Primary Composition of Matter, the Primary Composition of Neutron Stars, the View of Black Holes by Scientists Until the Mid 20th Century, the Reason Scientists Viewed Black Holes as Virtually Impossible to Exist, the Reason the Majority of Scientists Did Not Believe Black Holes Were Possible Until the Mid 20th Century, German Theoretical Physicist Albert Einstein’s View of Black Holes, and the Concept of the “Event Horizon”

As a star collapses, it becomes the size of a city, and then rebounds out violently creating a super nova. Neutron stars were thought to be preposterous when first suggested until 1967 when scientists used radio-antenna telescopes to map the universe. 3 pulses would be unusual, 4 pulses would be phenomenal, but scientists had received pulses from certain parts of the universe 24 hours per day, 7 days per week for months on end. The reason the pulses occurred was because every rotation of the neu...


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