Robert Seeberger wrote: > >Astronomers have discovered a pair of collapsed stars, remnants of >catastrophic supernova explosions, that may be composed entirely of free >quarks, the never-before-observed building blocks of the protons and >neutrons that make up normal matter. > The subject scared me. I thought you wrote (Strange Quark) Stars, not Strange (Quark Stars) - the former would _really_ deny some of the basic laws of physics, because AFAIK Strange Matter decays pretty fast, while the later had been predicted some time ago as a stage between a neutron star and a black hole.
Alberto Monteiro
