The universe is often described as "clumpy" with dense groups of matter separated by empty space. A single clump made of billions of stars is known as a

A) galaxy.

B) nebula.

C) light year.

D) solar system.

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Kibbles

Biology

8 June, 11:34

The universe is often described as "clumpy" with dense groups of matter separated by empty space. A single clump made of billions of stars is known as a

A) galaxy.

B) nebula.

C) light year.

D) solar system.

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Orlando Lyons · Answer 1

A. Galaxy. is the correct answer. a galaxy is a colossal grouping of solar systems, and stars that slowly orbit each other, and other galaxies.

B. nebula. is incorrect. a nebula is a large collection of dust and small meteoroids.

C. light year. is not correct. light year - a large unit of distance, often used when measuring the distance between galaxies.

D. solar system. is incorrect. solar system - a group of planets and a star.

The universe is often described as "clumpy" with dense groups of matter separated by empty space. A single clump made of billions of stars is known as aA) galaxy.B) nebula.C) light year.D) solar system.

The universe is often described as "clumpy" with dense groups of matter separated by empty space. A single clump made of billions of stars is known as a

A) galaxy.

B) nebula.

C) light year.

D) solar system.