Any main- sequence star over 25 solar masses will probably retain enough matter in its core after its supernova to make a black hole.

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Stars with more than about 25 solar masses are expected to leave behind a core massive enough that it will collapse under its own gravity to form a black hole after the supernova event.

Any Main- Sequence Star Over 25 Solar Masses Will Probably