Science, asked by simranjit828, 1 year ago

Are all stars part of a galaxy?

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Answered by chaitanya627432

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Yes,all stars are part of galaxy

Answered by james06

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no all of them are not part of our galaxy because milky way is limited whereas the universe keeps on expanding

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