What is a nova? a. an eruption from an old and dying star b. the violent death of an aging star c. a cloud of gas and dust left behind by a dead star d. a dense area of powerful gravity

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What is a nova?

a. an eruption from an old and dying star
b. the violent death of an aging star
c. a cloud of gas and dust left behind by a dead star
d. a dense area of powerful gravity

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i think the answer to this is A :)

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