Can quasar gets converted into pulsar?

In summary, Quasars are highly active galaxies at their center while pulsars are dense stars that rotate very fast. There is a possibility of a quasar becoming a pulsar, but a galaxy compressed to a single star would become a supermassive black hole, not a pulsar. The misconception that all matter condenses into black holes is false, as there needs to be enough matter to overcome the neutron pressure in a neutron star. Pulsars and quasars have different energy generation mechanisms. Wikipedia has short articles on both types of objects that are recommended to read for further understanding.
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Mehrdad1
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Quasars are galaxies which are very active at centre
pulsars are dense stars...

Since pulsars rotate very fast it can be a quasar gone crazy?
 
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if a galaxy where to be compressed to a single star it would be a supermassive black hole whereas a pulsar is a less dense neutron star not a black hole.
 
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But let us say that quasar which we are considering is small
And pulsar which is formed is big
Why we think when matters condense then always black holes are formed?
 
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thats not true you need enough matter to overcome the neutron pressure in a neutron star before it would collapse to a black hole. Also the energy generation mechanism of a pulsar and a quasar are different.

Wikipedia has short articles describing both of these types of objects which are good to read.
 
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thanks I
will read them first then will post again here
 

1. Can a quasar actually turn into a pulsar?

No, a quasar cannot turn into a pulsar. These two astronomical objects are completely different and have different origins.

2. Is it possible for a quasar to evolve into a pulsar?

No, it is not possible for a quasar to evolve into a pulsar. Quasars are powered by supermassive black holes, while pulsars are formed from the collapse of a massive star.

3. Are there any known cases of a quasar transforming into a pulsar?

No, there are no known cases of a quasar transforming into a pulsar. The formation and evolution of these objects are determined by different processes.

4. Can a pulsar be born from a quasar?

No, a pulsar cannot be born from a quasar. The formation of a pulsar requires the collapse of a massive star, while quasars are powered by supermassive black holes.

5. Is there any evidence of a quasar turning into a pulsar?

No, there is no evidence of a quasar turning into a pulsar. The two objects have distinct characteristics and formation processes, and it is not possible for one to transform into the other.

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