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

Name: Any main sequence star over 25 solar masses will probably retain enough matter in its core after its type II supernova to make a black hole.
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This is true. Stars over 25 solar masses have enough mass to create a core that will collapse after a type II supernova, leading to the formation of a black hole.

Any Main Sequence Star Over 25 Solar Masses Will Probably