Black hole can kill Immortal Neutron Star in just 1 second:
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Space Collison
What if a monstrous black hole and the mass neutron star come in the same way? It will lead to a magnificent display of light and it will produce gravitational waves.
Almost seven years ago, these gravitational waves were founded for the first time
Albert Einstein Institute used data collected from the three black hole-neutron star mergers and completed the process of the collision.
During the process, almost 80 percent of the neutron star was inhaled by the black hole, which increased the mass of the black hole by an additional solar mass.
This study observed that in a few milliseconds, the neutron star formed a one-armed spiral structure and an accretion disk around the black hole.
