Multiple Choice
Type II supernovae and star forming regions are related to one another because:
A) they both contain ionized hydrogen.
B) they both involve high mass ionizing stars.
C) the shock waves of a supernova can trigger star formation.
D) as a result of both processes, lighter elements are transformed into heavier elements.
E) all of the above
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