Which of the following cannot be true of the very first stars formed in the Universe?
A)They may have all exploded as supernovae by now.
B)They may have formed in large clusters.
C)They may have formed singly,in isolation.
D)Some may still exist in the Milky Way today.
E)They may have had rocky planets around them.

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The very first stars formed in the Universe were composed entirely of hydrogen and helium, with trace amounts of lithium. Therefore, they were unable to produce rocky planets like Earth, which requires heavier elements such as carbon, oxygen, and iron.

Which of the Following Cannot Be True of the Very