Which of the following best describes an irregular galaxy? A group of stars that serve as a quick reference to different parts of the sky Several billion stars arranged in a shape that has uneven edges Billions of planets arranged in an irregular pattern with a flattened core Millions of stars arranged in the shape of a disk with spiraling arms

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Evelyn Marks

Biology

15 February, 00:43

Which of the following best describes an irregular galaxy? A group of stars that serve as a quick reference to different parts of the sky Several billion stars arranged in a shape that has uneven edges Billions of planets arranged in an irregular pattern with a flattened core Millions of stars arranged in the shape of a disk with spiraling arms

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Braylon Byrd · Answer 1

An irregular galaxy is a galaxy that does not have a distinct regular shape

so i think its A group of stars that serve as a quick reference to different parts of the sky

Alvaro Mckay · Answer 2

The correct answer sould be the first one