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8 April, 13:25

Which sequence is correct when ordered by increasing size?

a. earth, milky way galaxy, solar system, galaxy clusters

b. earth, solar system, milky way galaxy, clusters of galaxies

c. solar system, earth, galaxy clusters, milky way galaxy

d. galaxy clusters, solar system, milky way galaxy, earth?

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