Which of the following descriptions apply to the Milky Way galaxy

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6 0

You didn’t give me descriptions, but I’ll describe the Milky Way anyway
It is 100 thousand light years in diameter
It is a huge cloud of star creating gas
We live in it
It is a spiral galaxy
Hopefully this helped ☺️

xenn [34]3 years ago

3 0

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