You would most likely find a young star in the Milky Way if you looked

a. in the halo.

b. in the nucleus.

c. in a major spiral arm.

d. between major spiral arms.

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Jenny Roberson

Geography

13 November, 02:59

You would most likely find a young star in the Milky Way if you looked

a. in the halo.

b. in the nucleus.

c. in a major spiral arm.

d. between major spiral arms.

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Lane Horne · Answer 1

You would most likely find a young star in the Milky Way if you looked b) in the nucleus.

It is in the center of our galaxy that young stars are sometimes born.

You would most likely find a young star in the Milky Way if you lookeda. in the halo.b. in the nucleus.c. in a major spiral arm.d. between major spiral arms.

You would most likely find a young star in the Milky Way if you looked

a. in the halo.

b. in the nucleus.

c. in a major spiral arm.

d. between major spiral arms.