... and other revisions to the standard model.
https://mega.nz/file/NYwlQBRS#qZFil3OyA8xn1aJG0UA7VorvADxczTMh_EBZCyYnkhQQuick overview:
- Neutron stars are actually merely heavy elements remaining after hydrogen offgassing
- Solar fusion is not as simple as such, it is an endless process of fusion, fission, and fusion again.
- The synthesis of copper is the catalyst for supernovae and not all stars are massive enough to retain their fusion process for long enough prior to offgassing to make quantities of copper.
- A large enough mass of copper purposefully or accidentally fired into a star would likely result in a supernova.
- (as published in previous works) all stars have singularities at the center and these are essential to the structural integrity of stars. These singularities have virtually no mass, but a great deal of strong nuclear force.