The Chandrasekhar Limit, also called the Chandrasekhar mass, is the point beyond which the "electron degeneracy pressure" within a white dwarf star no longer balances the star's own gravity.
It places an upper limit on the possible mass of a white dwarf.
If a white dwarf's gravity pulls material away from a neighboring star, adding it to the white dwarf and increasing its mass, the Chandrasekhar mass (roughly 1.4 times the mass of our Sun) can eventually be reached and surpassed.
When the balance between electron degeneracy pressure and gravity ends, the force of gravity rapidly collapses the white dwarf, and the resulting pressure and density result in a violent outward explosion that destroys the white dwarf. In Astronomy, this is known as a type Ia supernova.
There have been a small number of type Ia supernovae (supernova "2007if" was the second known) which were believed to occur at masses significantly above the Chandrasekhar limit. The prevailing theory is that in these cases, two white dwarves collided, resulting in the limit being abruptly exceeded.
The universe is believed to have no defined upper limit in terms of its size or scope. It is constantly expanding, and the extent of its boundaries is unknown to us.
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The maximum size of a white dwarf is about 1.4 times the mass of the Sun, known as the Chandrasekhar limit. If a white dwarf exceeds this limit, it can collapse further and ignite as a supernova.
The phrase "skies the limit" is a metaphorical expression to encourage limitless possibilities. Referencing footprints on the moon highlights past achievements in space exploration and challenges the idea that the sky is the ultimate boundary. It suggests that humans have already surpassed it by landing on the moon, showing that there are still greater heights to reach.
The term "ceiling" comes from Latin "cēlum" meaning sky or heaven. Over time, it came to refer to the upper limit of a room or space, akin to the sky being the upper limit of the Earth.
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To determine if 0.016 is over the limit, you would need to specify the context and the limit in question. For example, if the limit is 0.02, then 0.016 is not over the limit. However, if the limit is 0.01, then 0.016 would be considered over the limit. Please provide the specific limit for a more accurate answer.
The tidal stability limit is also known as the Roche limit.
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The phrase has always been: The sky's the limit. It means, there is no limit.
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No, there is no limit to the internet.