Multiple Choice
A pulsar is most probably formed
A) in the core of a star as it evolves through its main-sequence phase.
B) in the center of a supernova explosion.
C) within a huge gas cloud,by collisions between stars.
D) just after the formation of a protostar by gravitational condensation.
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