Multiple Choice
The main observable difference separating Type I and Type II supernovae is ____.
A) neutrino emission
B) iron absorption lines
C) a difference in luminosity of several thousand times
D) the presence or absence of hydrogen absorption lines
E) the presence or absence of hydrogen emission lines
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