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Stars, like our Sun, are massive luminous balls of plasma held together by their own gravity, while galaxies are made of billions of stars, like our Sun True False

Stars, like our Sun, are massive luminous balls of plasma held together by their own gravity, while galaxies are made of billions of stars, like our Sun True False
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Stars, like our Sun, are massive luminous balls of plasma held together by their own gravity, while galaxies are made of billions of stars, like our Sun

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Galaxies are comprised of groups of stars circling a common gravitational point (which is theorized in the Milky Ways case to be a black hole). The answer is True.
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