Neutronium cutting (Google response is screwed up again)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Johnny1A) writes:
> 
> >Assuming we have the technology to direct a beam of appropriate
> >anti-particles, I wonder if you could 'cut' a chunk out of a neutron
> >star...

>I was given to understand that it's basically a near-zero-viscosity
>superfluid, and you could no more "carve" it then you could carve a
>raindrop.

Probably true. I wasn't really being serious, beyond trying to think
of _something_ known to current physics that might affect neutronium
usefully.  Pretty much anything intuitive is untrustworth at billions
of gees.

                                            Shermanlee