Which object forms when a supergiant explodes?
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The question asks what object is formed as a result of the explosion of a supergiant star, indicating an interest in astrophysics and star lifecycle processes.
Answer
A neutron star
The final answer is a neutron star.
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The final answer is a neutron star.
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When a supergiant star explodes in a supernova, if the remaining core is between about 1.4 and 3 solar masses, it typically forms a neutron star—extremely dense and compact.
Tips
Confusing neutron stars with black holes, which form from even larger remnants.
Sources
- Neutron Star - ESA Hubble - esahubble.org
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