Physics, asked by Marsmars, 1 year ago

when a neutron star and a black hole meet does it produces gravitational waves like when two black hole meet ​

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Answered by sachi1315
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hay mate..here is ur answer....Neutron stars are stellar corpse with a mass equal to a few solar masses , packed in a sphere of radius about 10 km . Black holes are even denser than neutron stars. So, in tug of war of gravitational force between these two , neutron star will succumb. This explosion will produce gamma rays then x rays ,visible and soon on. These radiations can be seen on afterglow....thnx...keep questioning...have a nice day dear....@sachi1315...#sachi...


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Answered by jay1001
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When a neutron star meets a black hole, both exert huge gravitational force. But escape velocity from Black holes is more than that of speed of light, hence it swallows the neutron star as a whole.

This results in neutron star being destroyed and an explosion occurs with various radiation occuring. These include gamma rays, X rays and also gravitational waves to some extent have been produced.

The Neutron - Black hole binary system are a known source of gravitational waves.


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