Neutron stars and black holes

While Black Holes and Neuron Stars both have been formed from the remnants of massive stars, ultimatly they have internal structures that differ greatly.

Neutron Stars:

Neutron stars are composed of tightly packed neutrons held together by the strong nuclear force.
There are no voids or empty spaces between the particles within a neutron star.

Black Holes:

Black holes have a singularity at their core, a point of infinite density with no voids.
Beyond the singularity, there's an event horizon, a boundary beyond which nothing, not even light, can escape.
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