-The white line is pointing to which object in the X-ray image above

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A neutron star is the correct answer because it is a highly dense object formed from the collapsed core of a massive star after a supernova explosion, which can be detected in X-ray images due to its emission of electromagnetic radiation, including X-rays. Pulsars are a type of neutron star known for their rotating beams of electromagnetic radiation, but the question specifically asks about the object in the X-ray image, making "neutron star" the most accurate answer. White dwarfs and black holes are different types of astronomical objects that would not be specifically identified by a white line in an X-ray image in the context provided.

-The White Line Is Pointing to Which Object in the X-Ray