I WONDER - Are There Different Types Of Black Holes?

The video explains the two size categories of stars: stellar and supermassive. Stellar stars have a mass around that of one star, while supermassive stars have a mass of several million stars. Supermassive stars are typically found at the centers of large galaxies.

What is the typical mass of a stellar-sized object?

• Around the mass of one star

• Several million times the mass of a star

• The mass of a small planet

• The mass of a galaxy

How does the mass of supermassive objects compare to stars?

• They are several million times more massive than a star

• They have the same mass as a single star

• They are less massive than a star

• They have the mass of a small moon

What distinguishes stellar-sized objects from supermassive ones?

• Their speed of rotation

• Their color and brightness

• Their mass relative to stars

• Their location in the galaxy

Where are supermassive objects typically found?

• In the vicinity of small planets

• In the middle of star clusters

• In the outer regions of galaxies

• At the center of large galaxies

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of supermassive objects?

• They are located at the center of large galaxies

• They have a mass of several million stars

• They are smaller than stellar-sized objects

• They are significantly larger than a single star