What is the difference between an sa and an sb galaxy? (select all that apply.)

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Free_Kalibri [48]1 year ago

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The difference between an sa and sb galaxy is Sa has a larger nucleus and more tightly wound arms than an Sb.

<h3>What is sa Galaxy?</h3>

Sa galaxies are normal spirals that have narrow, tightly wound arms, which usually are visible because of the presence of interstellar dust and, in many cases, bright stars.

<h3>What is sb Galaxy?</h3>

The arms of sb galaxy are more widely spread than those of the Sa variety and appear less smooth.

Thus, the difference between an sa and sb galaxy is Sa has a larger nucleus and more tightly wound arms than an Sb.

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