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What Is A Neutron Star? How It Is Formed? Explained Briefly

    Our Universe is full of most strange and mysterious objects. One of these objects are neutron stars. Neutron stars are among the objects having most extreme density and gravity. After black holes neutron stars are the one with most density and gravity. Neutron stars were first predicted by Swiss  astronomer Fritz Zwicky in 1933, but they seemed so fantastic that they were  ignored by scientists for decades. In 1933, with Walter Baade, he coined the word “supernova” and correctly predicted the existence of n eutron stars. We will discuss briefly about neutron stars and how they are formed. Illustration Of A Neutron Star What Is A Neutron Star?    In the aftermath of a supernova explosion, there is a tiny remnant called a neutron star. The density of neutron stars is unbelievably high and violent. Due to very high density, the gravity becomes extremely strong. The mass of neutron star could be equal to one, two or three suns but compressed to a diameter of only 25 kilometres. It is s

How The Universe Will End? A Brief Explanation |The End Of Everything|

   The Universe is big, so big that we can't imagine it's vastness. The Universe is expanding and not only expanding but the expansion is being accelerated. The diameter of visible Universe is approximately 95 billion light years, which contains billions of galaxies and each galaxy contains billions to trillions of stars. We can't see across 95 billion light years because light from that part of the Universe have not reached us yet. So, there is a lot of Universe that we can't see. It appears that the Universe has a quite big size. But, there remains a question that will the Universe remain forever? or the Universe will end? The short answer is "yes" the Universe has an ending. We will discuss some possible scenarios in which the Universe will end. Image Of Universe By Hubble Space Telescope Big Crunch   One of the possible scenarios the Universe could end is "big crunch". The Universe is expanding and there is a mysterious force speeding up the expa

Are We Alone In The Universe? The Fermi Paradox

     Are we the only living species in the entire Universe? The observable Universe is about 90 billion light years in diameter. There are at least 100 billion galaxies in the observable Universe each with 100 to 1000 billion stars. Recently, we have found that planets are also very common, which orbit these stars and there are probably trillions of habitable planets. Which means there is a lot of opportunity for life to develop and exist. But the question is, where is it? And why we have not seen it yet?    Even if there are alien civilizations in the other galaxies there is no way we will ever know about them. Basically, everything outside of our local group is out of our reach forever because of the expansion of the Universe. Even, if we had really fast spaceships, it would take billions of years to reach our nearest galaxy. So, finding life there would be impossible for us. So, lets focus on our home galaxy Milky Way. Possibility of Life in Milky Way   Our home galaxy, the Milky W

Why Life On Earth Is Possible? Our Unique Planet

  The Earth, our home planet in the Universe contains a wide variety of life with a huge complexity.It is the home of creatures in the deep oceans, the birds which roam across the sky, animals livings in forests and the insects living beneath the surface of Earth. Earth is the only known planet that can sustain life.Nowhere else life has been found yet.This variety of life on Earth have been made possible by various factors. Without these life on Earth could not have been possible. We will discuss them here. Effects Of Distance From Sun   The Earth lives in the habitable zone from the Sun, just far enough so that liquid water, the "universal solvent," can exist to create the chemicals of life. If the Earth were farther from the Sun, it might become like Mars, a "frozen desert," where temperatures have created a harsh, barren surface where water and even carbon dioxide are often frozen Solid. Beneath the surface of Mars one finds a permanent layer of frozen wat

What Is A Black Hole? How Is Black Hole Formed? Explained Briefly

  Black holes are among the most strange and mysterious objects in the Universe.These strange and mysterious objects are found in the center of almost all the Galaxies. Let's know about black holes in detail. What Is A Black Hole?   A black hole is the remnant of an old star, which dies by collapsing on itself due to gravity.The main part of the black hole is its singularity. A black hole's all mass is concentrated in a single point in space with zero volume and has infinite density. This part of black hole is known as singularity. This make the black holes the objects with most extreme and immense gravity.  Artistic Illustration Of A Black Hole Event Horizon   If you look at the black hole, you will be seeing at the event horizon. Event horizon is the boundary of the black hole. Once you have crossed the event horizon, there is no way out. The gravity is so strong that even light can't escape from it. The closer you get to the event horizon, stronger the gravi