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When neutron stars collide a spectacular event ensues. In this simulation, scientists placed a mismatched pair of neutron stars, weighing 1.4 and 1.7 solar masses, 11 miles apart and watched the fateful event play out. As the stars start to whirl toward each other, immense tidal forces warp the crusts of the stars and the smaller star explodes, spewing its hot and dense contents that then begin spiral around the system. As the stars merge, the overwhelming mass acquired by the larger star causes it to collapse, and a black hole is born.

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