If you're wondering "What the hell is a neutron star?". Then I'll tell you, Neutron Stars are stars after a supernova, now, there's four ways a star can end, the sun bloats up to a supergiant, then it explodes, the first one is a violent death resulting in a black hole, the second, a White dwarf star, third, a black dwarf star. And the last, a Neutron star. And the reason why I'm posting this is because I found an unmoving star in the sky a bit ago while in my dad's car stargazing. Neutron stars only shine when it's facing us. And they usually are the brightest.

well aren't you just Mr. Lucky-pants! >=[
I'll go back to my normal boring lif- wait a second I forgot,
I DON'T EVEN HAVE A LIFE!!!!!!!!!

(11-09-2009 11:34 AM)Mr. L Wrote:  well aren't you just Mr. Lucky-pants! >=[

Isn't it YOU who should be Mr. Luckypants? And plus, what's with you?

(11-10-2009 06:32 AM)MasterMario4848 Wrote:  

(11-09-2009 11:34 AM)Mr. L Wrote:  well aren't you just Mr. Lucky-pants! >=[

Isn't it YOU who should be Mr. Luckypants? And plus, what's with you?

.....I dunno Mah Wii just got back from repair today, so nothings wrong, xD

a Neuron Star sounds Cool! can you describe a bit of what it looks like?

Man that's pretty cool, did you report the unmoving star to an observatory or something? Have you got a good telescope?

(11-10-2009 06:59 AM)Mr. L Wrote:  a Neuron Star sounds Cool! can you describe a bit of what it looks like?

Bright.