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Which is a mark of a galaxy formed by collapse?

a) same age stars

b) abundant gas and dust

c) uniformly young stars

d) a mix of young and old stars

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Answer:

Same age stars is a mark of a galaxy formed by collapse.

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Answer:

Same age stars is a mark of a galaxy formed by collapse.

Explanation:

  • Before a galaxy is formed, the building material of the galaxy in a protogalactic cloud that is rotating at a great speed rapidly accumulates and collapses in itself owing to its own gravitational pull.
  • With this collapse, globular clusters are formed away from the nucleus of the galaxy.
  • These clusters give birth to halo stars more or less at the same time. Thus, the stars that are formed of the same age.
  • Sometimes, the reference of the age of the stars is taken to determine the age of the entire galaxy.
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