The surface of these celestial objects is a solid lattice of nuclei in which "starquakes" can occur, causing these objects to spin faster. If they emit electromagnetic radiation, their spinning causes the radiation to be obse
The surface of these celestial objects is a solid lattice of nuclei in which "starquakes" can occur, causing these objects to spin faster. If they emit electromagnetic radiation, their spinning causes the radiation to be observed at (*) regular intervals and these entities are known as pulsars. The core of a supernova can become, for 10 points, what type of very small, super-dense star named for a subatomic particle?
The surface of these celestial objects is a solid lattice of nuclei in which "starquakes" can occur, causing these objects to spin faster.