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What kind of star is the smallest, with a typical one being only about 20 miles across?
Neutron Star
Red Dwarf
White Dwarf
Brown Dwarf

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Answered by Anonymous
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Q. What kind of star is the smallest, with a typical one being only about 20 miles across?

Answer : Neutron Stars




Extra information :

-- The stars which are composed of matter mainly in the form of neutrons are called neutron stars.


-- The neutron star arised from the collapsed core of a supernova.


-- The future of the neutron star depends on its mass.


-- Neutron stars are the smallest stars known to exist, with their typical being around 15 - 25km in diameter


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Ramlayaksingh3: I didn't wanted to disturb you but the smallest star in the universe found till now Is a red dwarf star
QGP: Uhmm Nope. Red Dwarfs don't get even close to Neutron Stars. Neutron Stars are only a few kilometres across.
QGP: As per the records, the smallest star is PSR BS9043+10, which is a Pulsar (Pulsars are just spinning Neutron Stars) and has a radius of just about 2.6 kilometres
Answered by PADMINI
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What kind of star is the smallest , with a typical one being only 20 miles across ?


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The stars which are born from the explosive death of giant stars in supernova are known as Neutron stars.


Neutron stars are the stars which are completely made up of neutrons.  These are small in size compared to other stars.  


Neutron stars are planetary objects with a mass about 1.4 or 1.5 times than the sun in the universe.


Neutron stars are planetary objects that measure between 10 and 20 km across .


These stars are very hot and highly radioactive . These stars have density about  10¹⁷ kg/m³.






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