Neutron stars are the densest known objects in the universe, with a sugar cube-sized piece weighing 100 million tons, yet their surfaces are smoother than any human-made object, with crust variations less than a millimeter, defying current physics understanding.
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The Smoothest Object in the UniverseAjouté :
Scientists just discovered an object so dense that a sugar cube of it would weigh as much as a hundred million cars, yet its surface is smoother than [music] anything humans have ever created. We're talking about a neutron star called RXJ18565-3754, [music] and it's absolutely wild. This thing is only 14 miles across.
>> [music] >> You could drive across it in about 20 minutes.
But here's where it gets insane. It contains more mass than our entire sun [music] squeezed into that tiny space.
The Chandra X-ray Observatory measured its surface and found something impossible. The variations in its crust are less than a millimeter. That's smoother than a polished mirror, smoother than a silicon [music] wafer, smoother than anything we can manufacture in laboratories. If you scaled this [music] neutron star up to the size of Earth, the tallest mountain would be smaller than a grain of sand.
A single sugar cube-sized chunk of this material would weigh about 100 million tons on Earth. That's the weight [music] of an entire mountain compressed into something you could hold in your hand.
What makes this even crazier is that matter this dense might exist in a completely unknown phase of physics. We don't even have a name for what's happening on that surface. It's matter so extreme that our current understanding of physics [music] might not apply.
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