Chandrasekhar limit
noun
Chan·dra·se·khar limit
| \ ˌchəndrəˈshā(ˌ)kär-\
Definition of Chandrasekhar limit
: the maximum mass at which a star near the end of its life cycle can become a white dwarf and above which the star will collapse to form a neutron star or black hole : a stellar mass equal to about 1.4 solar masses
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