Where should an astronomer look in order to find a core-collapse supernova?
A) in a globular cluster
B) near a star-forming region
C) in a binary star system
D) near a black hole
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Q117: During the collapse of a massive star
Q118: Based on observations of supernova explosions in
Q119: A Type II supernova is the
A) collapse
Q120: Relative to its luminosity as a supergiant,
Q121: An old high-mass star can have a
Q123: The MOST recent supernova explosion known to
Q124: The study of supernova 1987A and the
Q125: What finally halts the core collapse in
Q126: The core collapse phase at the end
Q127: Measurements suggest that light first arrived at
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