Stars that form from a large amount of mass (5 x mass of the sun) usually end life by?
A-exploding as a supernova, which may leave a neutron star or black hole remaining.
B-expanding as a red giant, then collapsing into a white dwarf.
C-fading as a blue quasar, then collapsing into a black hole.
D-leaping into hyperspace as a pink Death Star, then exploding into a fuzzy planetary nebula.
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