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What do nebulae have the most in common with? A) Sun B) Earth C) Comets D) The moon
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What do nebulae have the most in common with?

A) Sun
B) Earth
C) Comets
D) The moon

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Most commonly the answer is A, the sun. A nebula is a nursery for stars. The Sun itself was created in a nebula. Also,you do not need college physics to understand this question


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