The Biology of Black Holes and Neutron Stars

Abstract

This paper delves into the intriguing realm of astrophysical objects known as black holes and neutron stars, drawing analogies from biological concepts to elucidate their fundamental properties, formation, and evolution. We explore these exotic entities through the lenses of "biological" growth, "metabolism," "reproduction," and "ecology" to offer a novel perspective on their complex behaviors. By synthesizing astrophysical principles with biological metaphors, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of these enigmatic cosmic phenomena.