Black Holes: Does the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) contain a Super Massive Black Hole? Stars: Is the Cepheid variable star closest to Earth, Polaris, about to stop varying? Galaxies: How Is the Andromeda Galaxy different from our own Milky Way Galaxy?

The following are some examples of acceptable topics:

Black Holes: Does the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) contain a Super Massive Black Hole?

Stars: Is the Cepheid variable star closest to Earth, Polaris, about to stop varying?

Galaxies: How Is the Andromeda Galaxy different from our own Milky Way Galaxy?

Quasars: Are any quasar redshifts not due to being at a large cosmological distance? What have we learned from studying the closest known quasar, Markarian 231?

White Dwarfs: What happens when two white dwarfs merge?

Gravitational Waves: What new things have we learning from the recent gravity wave detections?

Neutrinos: What are the consequences of Neutrinos having mass? How do we use neutrinos to study the most violent explosions?

The Sun: How stable is the Solar Constant? Why are we still not able to accurately predict the strength of Solar Cycles?

Supernovae: Do All Type-Ia supernovae produce the same size explosion?

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define and talk about the formation, evolution, early history or early observations of the chosen topic.