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Where Should an Astronomer Look for an Event Horizon

Question 49

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Where should an astronomer look for an event horizon?

A) in the photosphere of a star (e.g., the Sun)
B) in the magnetosphere of a neutron star
C) at the edge of the visible universe
D) near a black hole

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