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What is the central idea of this passage from Tyson's essay? Black holes and stars are both gigantic balls of gas Black holes are a dangerous and powerful force in the universe. Black holes eat anything
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What is the central idea of this passage from

Tyson's essay?
Black holes and stars are both gigantic balls
of gas
Black holes are a dangerous and powerful
force in the universe.
Black holes eat anything that comes within
the reach
od
Red giants are protected from black holes
by their size
DONE
B.

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B. Black holes are a dangerous and powerful force in the universe.

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Answer:B

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