On average they have around 1.5 times the mass of the sun but are only around a dozen km across, and their gravity is so powerful that a gram of material falling from one meter would impact with the force of a hydrogen bomb or higher. Its magnetic field is so powerful it can create radio waves that are still very strong from thousands of light-years away.
The energy needed to destroy one is calculated at over a million times the energy required to the destroy the sun, or over a trillion times the energy to destroy the earth.
Rules:
You have to at least shatter it.
Physical strength only, no reality warping, energy manipulation, etc.
Sae wut? I am most curious to peruse those calculations. Not that I necessarily doubt what you're saying, but calcs like those could be useful for some backstory.
What about antimatter: that would be the simplest and most thorough way.
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