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A scientist observes a galaxy through his telescope. He knows he's observing a galaxy, but can't make out its shape. However, he notices that the galaxy appears red. What type of galaxy is he observing?
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A scientist observes a galaxy through his telescope. He knows he's observing a galaxy, but can't make out its shape. However, he notices that the galaxy appears red. What type of galaxy is he observing?

please help this is due tomorrow morning!!

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Answer:

mars

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mars is very red and orangish

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