© Jeffrey J Wolynski

I have been looking into superconductivity for research into the mechanisms of pulsars. Put frankly my reasoning is as follows:

1. Pulsars have incredibly massive magnetic fields.

2. I think they are superconducting magnets, thus are superconductors, thus are wildly different than mathematical physics dogma which as them as "spinning neutron stars", which is theoretical not experimentally based. Nobody has ever seen neutrons more stable than their 15 minute decay point. To create a star out of all neutrons when they all decay within 15 minutes would be like trying to build a house out of cards in a hurricane.