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From which of the following do spiral galaxies form? A. High-density proto-galactic clouds B. Rapidly spinning proto-galactic clouds C. Colliding/merging proto-galactic clouds D. Rapidly cooling proto-galactic
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From which of the following do spiral galaxies form?

A. High-density proto-galactic clouds
B. Rapidly spinning proto-galactic clouds
C. Colliding/merging proto-galactic clouds
D. Rapidly cooling proto-galactic clouds

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Answer:

B. Rapidly spinning proto-galactic clouds

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The correct answer to the question that is stated above is letter B, rapidly spinning proto-galactic clouds
The Milky Way is an example of a spiral galaxy.

Spiral galaxies came from a rapidly spinning proto-galactic clouds. They are formed from the collapse of a proto-galactic cloud.
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