Neutron Star Cores: Study Quantum Gravity Effects?

In summary, neutron stars are dense celestial bodies that are studied through various methods such as observations, simulations, and experiments. Quantum gravity is a theory that applies to neutron star cores and could have effects on their structure, composition, and behavior. Scientists use tools and techniques like simulations, observations, and experiments to study these effects, which could have far-reaching implications for our understanding of physics and practical applications in different fields.
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Would a neutron star core exhibit quantum gravity effects.
Would neutron star cores be a good system to study quantum gravity? Core densities are higher than nuclear material. Is it possible cores exhibit QG effects?
 
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Their density is much below the Planck density, so probably not.
 
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Thank you. I presume black holes are the only choice in the cosmos?
 

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