Submitted by SlyusHwanus t3_120g3km in askscience
Kneenaw t1_jdiz9q7 wrote
Reply to comment by D3f4lt_player in Could a black hole just be a big neutron star that just has gravity so high light cant escape? by SlyusHwanus
Not all Neutron stars will expand to the mass/density required to collapse into Black Holes. These ones will exude visible light for about one billion years before cooling down below visible light, then live on for about 1e+38 years before decaying completely into a kind of neutron white dwarf which will then decay further for another 1e+38 years before becoming a neutron black dwarf which will be there to witness the elder years of the universe.
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