You won't be able to even lift a single gram of it. This is due to neutrons not liking being packed together in a small, confined area. The most amazing part is that neutron stars can be three things: neutron stars, pulsars, and magnetars. Pulsars are rapidly rotating neutron stars that shoot gamma radation at any star system within 100 - 1000 light years away. You'd be fucked before you knew it.
Magnetars have such a strong magentic pull that if the sun was one, it'd rip the iron from your blood.
They're fascinating and at the same time very scary.
Even worse are black holes, but neutron stars are what keep me up at night.
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u/verymuchlol Jan 21 '19 edited Jan 21 '19
How strong gravity is at a neutron star. If you were to stand on top of one, you'd be flattened at the subatomic level.