Talk about an understated news headline . . . .

This story shouldn't be a surprise to any of you who are astronomy junkies, or anyone who's read the classic Larry Niven short story "Neutron Star," but check this out: the news headline reads "Neutron Star Crust is Stronger than Steel."  Considering that neutron stars are just one step short of black holes in density, this is what you'd expect.

But if you read the story, you'll see this:

A new study suggests how strong they are: The crust of neutron stars could be 10 billion times stronger than steel, based on an innovative model of elements compressed as tightly as they would be on the surface of a neutron star.

10 billion times stronger than steel!  The headline doesn't exactly convey the scale of how much stronger neutron star crust is than steel, does it?