A ___ is an unbelievably huge clump of stars / solar systems.
The stars in a galaxy are held together in a clump by ___.
A ___ is a huge cloud of gas and dust where new stars form.
Our solar system is part of the ___.
After a galaxy uses up all of its ___, no new stars can form.
The Milky Way is a ___ type galaxy.
Galaxies are classified/grouped based on ___.
A ___ galaxy that has a thin, disc shape with curved arms spreading from its center (~pinwheel).
A ___ galaxy that has a round or football shape.
A ___ galaxy that has an odd or unusual shape.
A ___ galaxy has a disc shape - but does NOT have spiral arms.
Scientists estimate that the Milky Way contains hundreds of ___ (#) of individual stars.
The ___ is the bright, round, center part of a spiral galaxy where lots of stars are crowded close together.
The ___ is the thin, flat outer part of a spiral galaxy where stars are less crowded.
The ___ is the far-out, cloud-like part of a spiral galaxy where clusters of stars are scattered very far apart.
The ___ is the Milky Way Galaxy's closest neighbor (at 2.5 million light years away).
In which part of a spiral galaxy are most new stars born?
In which part of many large spiral galaxies can a supermassive blackhole be found?
Stars in the disc/arms of a spiral galaxy ___.
The ___ is everything that exists - EVERYTHING we know.
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