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The sun is part of which type of galaxy? a. irregular b. elliptical c. central d. spiral
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The sun is part of which type of galaxy?

a. irregular
b. elliptical
c. central
d. spiral

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I believe the answer is D. The milky way is a spiral galaxy, You can tell just by looking at it.
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