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A mysterious, bright, starlike object in the galaxy core? A.neutron star B.photosphere C.chromosphere
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A mysterious, bright, starlike object in the galaxy core?

A.neutron star
B.photosphere
C.chromosphere

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im 70 percent sure that the right answer is chromosphere

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