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ultradense

  • a word derived from dense.

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"By studying starquakes on distant ultradense stars, which are completely different environments from Earth, we may gain new insights into earthquakes," said Totani.

From Science Daily Oct. 11, 2023

Recently, in Science Advances, Jakob and Freddolino showed that negatively charged polyphosphate binds to positively charged NAPs using a process called liquid-liquid phase separation, in which ultradense protein groups condense into tiny droplets.

From Scientific American Apr. 8, 2022

They have also spotted the gravitational waves—and spectacular explosion—set off by the merger of a pair of smaller neutron stars, the ultradense corpses of middle-weight stars that burn out and blow up.

From Science Magazine Jul. 2, 2021

The ultradense batteries mean that even as you tried to physically stop it from flailing, you could hardly budge it.

From Slate May 30, 2020

Kilonovas are swift, brilliant explosions that occur during the merger of neutron stars, which are ultradense remnants of collapsed stars that are composed almost entirely of neutrons, or uncharged particles.

From Washington Post Oct. 16, 2017