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What does every other star in the milkey way galaxy have in common with the sun?
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They are composed of mainly hydrogen and helium.
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How many other stars are there also in the galaxy?
Stars are suns, We are in the Milkey Way Galaxy, We have only one Star. There are BILLIONS and BILLIONS of Stars in space.
What is a galaxy that has not interacted with another galaxy?
Every galaxy interacts, via gravity, with every other galaxy.
What does every other star in the Milky Way galaxy have in common with your Sun?
They are each a source of light like the Sun.
What does every other star in the Milky Way galaxy have in common with our Sun?
They are each a source of light like the Sun.
What does every other star in the Milky Way galaxy have in common with the Sun?
They are all hot totally got this nailed it
What does the milky way have in common with other galaxies?
It's a galaxy
How do you get the 121st star on super Mario galaxy?
you get every other star and get 100 purple coins on the new galaxy.
Which galaxy are planets in?
It is possible that every galaxy has some planets. We just are starting to detect some planets in other galaxies.
Does Sagittarius have a galaxy and what is it?
Every star we see in the sky is part of our own Milky Way galaxy. You cannot see any stars in other galaxies with the naked eye.
Are there any other planets outside the Milky Way?
There are planets within every galaxy, so yes
How does the milky way galaxy move through the universe relative to other galaxies?
Our galaxy moves away from every other galaxy, and that is a rule for most of known galaxies. This is a consequence of universe expansion. There are exceptions like Andromeda galaxy that is closing to Milky way. These anomalies are a result of gravitational dispersion. Other words, Andromeda was pulled buy some heavy object (other galaxy or a quasar) in the past and then ejected in opposite direction.
Where is our galaxy in relation to others galaxies?
yes . It is complicated. Think of our galaxy as one dimple in the middle of a golf ball. It is surrounded by all the other dimples. Now, turn the ball over and select a new dimple. It WAS farthest away from us but now IT is in the middle and our galaxy is farthest away. Professional astronomers will tell you that each and every galaxy is in the middle of each and every other galaxy. I know this does not make much sense, but that is how it really is, to the best of our present knowledge...I told you it was complicated!
