boson star
boson star noun: a theoretical type of heavenly body composed of a form of boson that is self-repelling, what should be highly dense and bend spacetime in a manner approaching that of a black hole.
Noun
boson star (plural boson stars)
- A theoretical type of heavenly body composed of a form of boson that is self-repelling, what should be highly dense and bend spacetime in a manner approaching that of a black hole.
Forms of boson star
| plural | boson stars |
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Origin of boson star
From boson + star (“celestial body”). From being an astronomical object composed of mostly bosons, not a star or stellar remnant in the usual sense.
Questions about boson star
- What does boson star mean?
- Boson star means a theoretical type of heavenly body composed of a form of boson that is self-repelling, what should be highly dense and bend spacetime in a manner approaching that of a black hole.
- What part of speech is boson star?
- Boson star is a noun.
- What is the plural of boson star?
- The plural of boson star is boson stars.
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