In the x-ray view of the universe (see Figure 6-32 of Universe, 11th ed.) , in the wavelength range of 0.1 to 10 nm, the brightest most intense radiation comes from:

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In the x-ray view of the universe (see Figure 6-32 of Universe, 11th ed.), in the wavelength range of 0.1 to 10 nm, the brightest most intense radiation comes from:
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Supernova remnants produce intense X-ray radiation due to the high temperatures and energies involved in supernova explosions. This is in contrast to individual atoms, dust particles, and distant galaxies, which do not produce as much X-ray radiation in this wavelength range.

In the X-Ray View of the Universe (See Figure 6-32