Volume (1 teaspoon)5 millionths m^3
221 sextillionthsGreat Lakes combined
1.1 tenthsShot glasses
5 mL
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A spoonful of star that weighs as much as a mountain/Deep Space
Neutron stars are so dense that a single teaspoon of their material would weigh about 6 billion tonnes on Earth. This is because neutron stars are essentially giant atomic nuclei, with the mass of about 1.4 Suns compressed into a sphere just 20 km across. The density is roughly 4 x 10^17 kg per cubic meter, or about 400 trillion times denser than water.
5 mL
About 2 billion tonnes
About 10 km
About 1.4 solar masses
Per kg, about 200 billion g