Stellar Pancaking, anyone familiar with it?

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Stellar Pancaking refers to a phenomenon in astrophysics related to the effects of tidal forces on celestial bodies. Users are seeking relevant materials or journals to aid in writing a report on this topic. There is a suggestion to search online for "stellar pancake" for more information. The discussion highlights a frustration with the lack of responses from the astrophysics community. Engaging with the topic may require independent research rather than relying on forum contributions.
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I have a report to write about it, and i was wondering if anyone was aware of any relevant material/journals ideally. Any material on Tidal forces would be useful too.

Or if you know anything personally on this subject matter, i wouldn't mind reading a rant about it :)
 
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really, no one has heard of it? on an astrophysics forum!
 
Just Google on "stellar pancake". Nobody here is going to research and write your paper for you, sorry.
 

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