Question

How did the distant galaxies get there?

Answer 1

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✔️✔️Galaxies exist in two main types: disc and elliptical. Disc galaxies, including the Milky Way, are flat and contain large reservoirs of gas that they use to continually form stars. Elliptical galaxies are massive, round and stopped forming stars long ago.

Most theories assume that at some point elliptical galaxies lost their gas reservoirs, which caused the rate of star formation to drop.


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Answer 2

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✔️✔️Galaxies exist in two main types: disc and elliptical. Disc galaxies, including the Milky Way, are flat and contain large reservoirs of gas that they use to continually form stars. Elliptical galaxies are massive, round and stopped forming stars long ago.

Most theories assume that at some point elliptical galaxies lost their gas reservoirs, which caused the rate of star formation to drop.

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