Arieh Sher
Abstract
A black hole is a neutron star. The distinction between the two depends on the Schwarzschild radius. If the Schwarzschild radius is bigger than its physical radius its is a black hole. If it is smaller, it becomes a neutron star.
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A black hole is a neutron star. The distinction between the two depends on the Schwarzschild radius. If the Schwarzschild radius is bigger than its physical radius its is a black hole. If it is smaller, it becomes a neutron star.
Key concepts: Physics, Schwarzschild radius, Neutron star, Stellar black hole, Compact star, Black hole (networking), Astrophysics, RADIUS