We see the same number of stars in all directions in the sky. This leads astronomers...
We see the same number of stars in all directions in the sky. This
leads astronomers to conclude that our galaxy is in the shape of a
disk.
True or false?
Homework Answers
True
This concept leads to believe that our galaxy is in the shape of a disk or wheel.
Remember we are in Milky Way galaxy. A universe is composed of different galaxies, galaxies comprise of different stars and the stars are comprised of different planets.
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