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The dimensions of the Andromeda Galaxy are about 190 minutes x 60 minutes (3 degrees+10 minutes x 1 degree) , which is far larger than the Moon's apparent size of 30 minutes (1/2 degree)

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Q: If we could see unaided the entire disk of the Andromeda Galaxy with the same brightness as its center would the moon be large enough to totally eclipse it?
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