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We all know our galaxy, the Milky Way, is big. Really big. But, exactly how far out does it extend? Where are the outer limits? Astronomers aren’t exactly sure, precisely. However, a study of galaxies in the Virgo Cluster accidentally turned up a population of stars in the outer part of the Milky Way. They … Continue reading "Newly Found Stars are Technically in the Milky Way, but They’re Halfway to Andromeda" The post Newly Found Stars are Technically in the Milky Way, but They’re Halfway to Andromeda appeared first on Universe Today. Source: Newly Found Stars are Technically in the Milky Way, but They’re Halfway to Andromeda
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