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that wich stops white dwarf from collapsing any further
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.1 to 1.4 solar masses--sun ends up this way 10,000 miles across Size of Earth
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material falling in 10% energy production
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binary star explosion--periodic
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binary stars collapse on each other--type I
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type II one large star explosion
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1.4 to 6 solar masses--10mile collapsed core of neutrons
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light cannot escape--6 solar masses and above
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the size of black holes event horizon
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once you cross you cannot return
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matter falling in to black holes giving large explosions of gammas
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