Most stars in the universe are a elliptical stars b solo stars c binary stars d irregular stars

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Most stars in the universe are

a
elliptical stars
b
solo stars
c
binary stars
d
irregular stars

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Most stars are found massively in the Galaxie called elliptical and named for their stretched out Space

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