Anonymous

I'm just burning, doing the neutron dance!

Anonymous

It's stable under enormous pressure. If you remove the pressure, it will explode.

Anonymous

At the surface of a neutron star, the gravity is about 200 billion g's. But even that is not enough to keep the neutron material stable, you have to go down 1 or 2 kilometers to get enough pressure to have the neutron-proton Fermi liquid.

Anonymous

nobody knows , neutron stars, black holes etc are theoretical , we can't see them or study them we can only observe the effect they have on other bodies

Anonymous

It would be stable only under the enormous gravitational pressures of a neutron star. A teaspoon of a neutron star would not be stable if it was not part of the neutron star.