Just saying. A neutron star has a density of ~4-6 * 10^17 kg / m3. So 4.9 * 10^10 kg would be ~1 cm^3 on a neutron star. So likely many orders of magnitude closer than a species here on Earth. - ThreadSky

drmikewiser.bsky.social • 3 days ago

Just saying. A neutron star has a density of ~4-6 * 10^17 kg / m3.

So 4.9 * 10^10 kg would be ~1 cm^3 on a neutron star.

So likely many orders of magnitude closer than a species here on Earth.