So two identical fermions can't occupy the same quantum state. But if one is same except higher in energy then the quantum wave pattern is different so can occupy the same space. Are there any values on the amount of energy needed to make two neutrons exist in the same space?
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If a neutron star is made solely of neutrons that show no repulsion to each other, protons and electrons have merged by overcoming electron degeneracy pressure so all the empty space taken up by electron shells is removed, how do u get anything denser to the level of being a black hole? If a...