________ are objects from which light cannot escape because of the immense gravitational pull at its surface. They are produced during supernova events.
A)Neutron stars
B)Black holes
C)Black dwarves
D)White dwarves

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Black holes are objects from which light cannot escape because of the immense gravitational pull at its surface. They are produced during supernova events. Neutron stars are also formed during supernova events, but light can still escape from their surface. Black dwarfs are hypothetical objects that have not yet been observed and are the end state of a white dwarf cooling down over many billions of years, but they are not related to supernova events. White dwarfs are the end state of low- to medium-mass stars, but they do not have the immense gravitational pull required to prevent light from escaping.

________ Are Objects from Which Light Cannot Escape Because of the Immense