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How are all galaxies similar? How are they different?

Answer 1

Hunter Arthur

THE similarity and differences between the galaxies are:-

Similarity: Stars, asteroids, planets, and galactic clouds are present in every galaxy in the universe.

Distinction: Their shapes vary, with some being elliptical, others spiral, and still others irregular.

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Answer 2

Nova Adams

All galaxies contain stars, gas, and dust. They differ in size, shape, composition, and the arrangement of their components. Spiral, elliptical, and irregular are common galaxy types.

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