A hypernova creates:
A)a black hole.
B)a pulsar.
C)a neutron star.
D)short-duration gamma-ray bursts.
E)Both B and C are correct.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A hypernova is a supernova explosion that is more energetic and brighter than a standard supernova. This type of explosion can leave behind a black hole as its remnant. A hypernova is a supernova explosion with an extremely high energy output. The collapse of the star's core during the hypernova can create a black hole. Pulsars and neutron stars may also be created in supernova explosions, but not specifically in hypernovae. Short-duration gamma-ray bursts are a common result of hypernova explosions.

A Hypernova Creates