
Angle subtended by an arc at the centre of a circle is twice the angle subtended at the circumference


When a less massive star dies it does not compress completely. Hence, it is not converted into a point mass. It stops at white dwarf stage. Have you ever thought why? How do all dying stars not become point masses when there is no nuclear fusion pushing them outward? Well, I am sure you have not thought of it. But nevertheless, let me answer my questions. The answer is Pauli’s exclusion principle*. Wait, I know you people are not smart enough to understand this one-line answer. So, here goes nothing. Fermions** (search that for yourself you good for nothing sleeping beauty) tend to stay at a distance from each other. They maintain social distance. I mean all the electrons of an atom can not be in the same energy level. They just cannot bear being around each other. Yes, they are introverts of the particle family. So, gravity tries to push them into each other but they resist. Like people form the resistance against the monarch in an empire. So, everything stays in balance and the star is still a white dwarf.
But what if our monarch is stronger (this is my story villains can be as strong as I want you idiots). Well in that case it crushes the resistance boom slams the electrons into protons and both of them combine to make a neutron. Every damn particle in that star with attitude problems becomes neutral. Now all we have left if neutrons. Now the strong force that binds neutrons is stronger with increases in distance up to 1015 meters. After that no strong force. I know she is a weird force. Can’t argue with her. Cause it makes up us. So. Neutrons try to stay tightly packed together. And resist. Now this is a military resistance. Now if monarch is even stronger.
Then it is point mass. A black hole. Now what happens when it is a black hole. Find out in the next episode of……………………… nothing, you stupid idiots. Consider this a onetime explain-thingie.
*Pauli’s exclusion principle: the assertion that no two fermions can have the same quantum number.
**Fermion: a subatomic particle, such as a nucleon, which has half-integral spin.
Written by: The annoying one.
Edited by: The annoyed one.
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