Multiple Choice
Our study of Supernova 1987A and our study of the Sun have at least one aspect in common,namely that:
A) it was not as bright as it was predicted to be theoretically.
B) magnetic effects provided much of our information.
C) the information provided by non-visible radiation contradicted that from visible observations.
D) the most current information about the core was carried by neutrinos.
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