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Stars and solar physics

Stars and solar physics

Quark deconfinement drives supernovae in blue supergiant stars, say astrophysicists

01 Nov 2018
Blue supergiant
Quark star crashes: artist’s impression of a blue supergiant star, which could collapse to form a quark-gluon plasma. (Courtesy: Sephirohq/CC BY 3.0)
The conversion of neutrons and other baryons to a quark-gluon plasma in blue supergiant stars could

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