Examples of astronomical objects that can be considered standard candles (or bulbs) are....
A. type Ia supernova
B. 21-cm radiation
C. planetary nebulae
D. Cepheid variable stars
Answer:
A. type Ia supernova
C. planetary nebulae
D. Cepheid variable stars
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