Multiple Choice
A starlike object seen on deep sky photographs coincides with an intense radio source and has a spectrum in which the characteristic Lyman pattern of hydrogen spectral lines has been shifted from the ultraviolet to the visible spectral range.What is this object?
A) a quasar
B) a pulsar
C) a supernova explosion
D) a black hole
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