What Stops the Sun from Collapsing Under the Force of Its

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Multiple Choice

What stops the Sun from collapsing under the force of its own gravity?

• A) The interior of the Sun is under such high pressure that it is a liquid, and liquids are incompressible.
• B) Neutrinos from the Sun's core collide with gas atoms and prevent them from falling inward.
• C) Ions and electrons in the Sun are pushed apart by the electric forces between their charges.
• D) The Sun is held up by gas pressure due to the very high temperature inside it.

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