Our Sun is too low in density to ever go Super Nova, but what if? And what would happen if it became a neutron star after? What does a neutron star even look like and how is it we know about it? From what I know, Neutron Stars are formed primarily from super giant stars that have gone super nova. They're comprised of highly dense and compacted neutrons, hence the title. And have a very small radius of like typically 18 miles in diameter. And have massively powerful magnetic forces that cause very high rotation. These electromagnetic rotations called pulsars also emit bright and high amounts of radiation at the poles of a neutron star. Also makes it detectable for us!
That's basically all I know but I found this game that lets me tickle my science pickle and just thought it nice to play around with. So! Hope you all enjoy the short vid and a little bit of a science lesson c:
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