NASA Just Accidentally Detected Something Huge Traveling Towards Earth!

NASA Just Accidentally Detected Something Huge Traveling Towards Earth! Interestingly, unlike other fusion reactions, iron does not release energy. As a result, the fusion process no longer generates the outward pressure required to counterbalance the star's gravity. Suddenly, nothing impedes the star's collapse under the weight of its own gravitational force. As the star's outer layers cave inward without any opposing force, they rapidly converge toward the iron core. This compression squeezes the matter tightly, creating a neutron star. And after this collapse, a tiny remnant remains when compared to its original size. A star that was once hundreds of times bigger than the Sun becomes as small as a city. These neutron stars are incredibly dense, earning their name because the protons and electrons of their atoms are crushed together due to the extreme pressure within. As a result, long chains of robust, neutron-rich material are generated within the star, resembling the conditions found