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Compare the solar system with the Milky Way Galaxy. (They are very different, but the terms are often confused.)
k. Compare the solar system with the Milky Way Galaxy. (They are very different, but the terms are often confused.)
l. Describe the nature of the material between the stars, and how is it observed.
m. Why are O and B stars the brightest in open clusters? Why are red giants the brightest stars in globular clusters?
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