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An eliptical is what type of shape?
An eliptical refers to a galaxy. Their shapes are different depending on their size. They can be circular, spherical, long, cigar shaped, fat, skinny and narrow. Elipticals can also have a large array of sizes.
What is the name for your solar systems galactic orbit?
eliptical
What is an eliptical star?
No such thing, only elliptical galaxies, which -as the name suggests- have ellipsoidal shape.
What is the birth name of Galaxy Craze?
Galaxy Craze's birth name is Galaxy Elizabeth Craze.
Can you name a galaxy?
the milkyway galaxy * * * * * Actually, it is the Milky Way galaxy.
What is Earth's orbital path?
eliptical
What is shape of Earth's orbit?
Eliptical
Is Io's orbit eliptical?
Yes.
Who discover the eliptical orbit?
niteshbish
Is the Milky Way part of our galaxy?
It is the name of our galaxy.
What is the name of owr galaxy?
We are in The Milky way Galaxy
What is the name of the star in your galaxy?
There are 400 billion stars in our galaxy - we can't name them all.
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