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Ayaan Simmons
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3 December, 15:32
How do quasars differ from galaxies
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Jamarcus Mayo
3 December, 15:57
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Normal galixies support millions of stars that support billions of planets. quesars are more similar to black holes. quesars also have gravitational pull
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