A) a million times that of normal matter.
B) a million times that of even a white dwarf.
C) about 10¹⁷ kg/m³, similar to the density of atomic nuclei.
D) about 10¹⁸ times that of water.
E) infinity.
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A) neutrinos
B) electrons
C) very high energy gamma-rays
D) gravitons
E) None of the above
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A) hypernova-making black holes and bi-polar jets.
B) coalescence of a neutron star binary.
C) collisions between two white dwarfs.
D) Both A and B are possible.
E) All three are possible.
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A) the millisecond ones are not associated with the galaxy, but scattered everywhere.
B) the millisecond ones are speeding up, but normal pulsars slow down over time.
C) the millisecond ones must eventually collapse into black holes.
D) the millisecond ones all have planets, while normal ones do not.
E) millisecond ones are only found in globular clusters, while normal ones are not.
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A) one of the two stars cannot be seen.
B) the unseen companion in the system must have a sufficiently high mass.
C) the unseen star is a contact binary.
D) the system must be a very strong source of radio emissions.
E) the visible companion must be an evolving main sequence or giant star.
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A) masses greater than 1.4 solar masses.
B) sizes comparable to large cities.
C) strong magnetic fields.
D) large surface gravities, compared to the Sun.
E) rotation periods comparable to the Sun's.
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A) about 1.4 solar masses.
B) less than 1.0 solar masses.
C) between 2 and 4 solar masses.
D) 5.2 solar masses.
E) greater than 10 solar masses.
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A) the star formation process.
B) mass transfer in binary star systems.
C) novae.
D) type I supernovae.
E) type II supernovae.
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A) It does not incorporate a description of matter on a very small scale.
B) It does not explain why light bends near a dense object.
C) It does not agree with the expansion of the universe.
D) The gravity waves it predicts have not been observed.
E) It does not explain the effects on time from a massive object.
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A) antimatter
B) any object with mass
C) electromagnetic radiation
D) neutrinos
E) All of the above
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