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Neutron stars are extremely dense celestial objects formed at the final stage of massive stars’ lives, following a supernova explosion. In the core of a star approximately ten times the mass of the Sun, hydrogen and helium undergo nuclear fusion until they are converted into iron. Since iron cannot be fused to release energy, the star’s core collapses, causing the outer layers to fall inward and triggering a violent supernova explosion. After this explosion, the star’s core contracts dramaticall