Which type of star acts like a “lighthouse” that periodically emits radio waves into space? a. black hole b. neutron star c. pulsar d. supernova

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Which type of star acts like a “lighthouse” that periodically emits radio waves into space?

a. black hole

b. neutron star

c. pulsar

d. supernova

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Answer: B

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had this in earth and space

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