"Neutron stars form when stars with a mass more than about eight times that of the Sun are no longer able to support fusion in their cores and collapse under their own gravity. This collapse generates a body of neutron-degenerate matter with a radius as small as 10 km, but a mass comparable to our Sun’s. As such, they are the densest known material outside of Twitter, at around 1017 kg/m3. For American readers unfamiliar with SI units, that means a pair of truck-nuts1 made of neutron star would weigh as much as ten million aircraft carriers. "
Erasmus G. Boomfork and Günther Schlonk, Should Neutron Stars be Added to the Periodic Table?, The Journal of Immaterial Science MISCOMMUNICATION, 21st July 2024
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