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SN 2011fe in M101: animation
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As I understand, the object (star) of interest is left and a little bit lower, than the central region of a Galaxy M101. Only very massive stars could produce Black Holes. As the mass of the exploding star decreases, then the occurence of a neutron star is more possible, while less the initial mass more probable the appearence of a white dwarf is.