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BARSIC [14]3 years ago
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Spiral galaxies fall into several classes depending on their shape and the relative size of the bulge and elliptical galaxies are placed in the categories E0-7 depending on their degree of ellipticity. they are similar because t<span>hey have a uniform luminosity and are similar to the bulge in a </span>spiral galaxy<span>, but with no disk</span>
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