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Provide some definitions and descriptions of the following objects with diagrams. 1. Chandrasekar mass 2. Critical...

Provide some definitions and descriptions of the following objects with diagrams.

1. Chandrasekar mass
2. Critical cosmological density
3. Gravitational wave
4. Clusters of galaxies

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