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What is a neutron star left over from?
a white dwarf
a planetary nebula
a black hole
a supernova
a white dwarf
a planetary nebula
a black hole
a supernova
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A supernova.
Neutron stars are the dense cores left behind after a massive star undergoes a core-collapse supernova (if the remnant core mass is roughly between the Chandrasekhar limit and the black hole threshold).
Neutron stars are the dense cores left behind after a massive star undergoes a core-collapse supernova (if the remnant core mass is roughly between the Chandrasekhar limit and the black hole threshold).
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