
Galaxies
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A huge collection of:
- Gas
- Space Dust
- Millions to trillions of stars and any planets surrounding them
- "Rogue Planets"
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Galaxies spin, similar to the objects in our solar system
We don't know how many there are.
Current estimates are at more than 2 trillion
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Called this because they appear to form a spiral shape
Stars are still forming in these types of galaxies
One of the more common types of galaxies
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Seem to be older
Stars formation is no longer occurring
Lack dust and gas
Might be the result of galaxies colliding
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What type of galaxy is the Milky Way?
Spiral
Elliptical
Irregular
Transition
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Usually smaller
Believed to form for 2 reasons - too small to form into a structure, or a massive collision caused them to lose their structure
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Kind of a 4th category for Galaxies
Weirdly shaped, but with a clear structure
Normally the result of galaxies colliding
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The Galaxy we are within
Spiral Galaxy
About 100,000 light years wide
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- Something is strange about the spin of many galaxies, going against the laws of Kepler.
- Based on this, it was proposed that a large % of matter within galaxies, including our own, is invisible.
- This matter helps hold galaxies together and effects the movement objects within the galaxy
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One of the more common types of galaxies which have stars still forming within them are...
Elliptical
Spiral
Irregular
Transition
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This type of galaxy is generally considered to be older and is no longer forming stars.
Spiral
Irregular
Elliptical
Transition Galaxies
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A flat, disk-shaped galaxy with a central bulge and winding "arms" that extend outward.
irregular galaxy
spiral galaxy
elliptical galaxy
random galaxy
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