Multiple Choice
What is the source of the large dust shells seen around some red giants and red supergiants?
A) Leftover material from their formation
B) Debris left behind by a supernova
C) Material from winds from these same stars
D) Debris left behind by passing comets
E) Star-forming molecular clouds
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