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A single teaspoon of matter in a white dwarf star may have a mass of several tons. True False
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A single teaspoon of matter in a white dwarf star may have a mass of several tons.

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A teaspoon of white dwarf star can weigh up to 5.5 tons according to NASA. hope this helps :)

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