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Is There a Gravitational Field on a Room Temperature Neutron Star?
The atmosphere on a room temperature neutron star is probably solid, but then there's something on top. Because of the extreme gravity, you don't have a wispy gas kind of at that low temperature. And so like, I don't know, maybe there'd be something weird going on with the magnetic fields here. But it would never have occurred to me until I sat down to try to draw it.