galaksija

galaksija

A collection of a million to a trillion stars, along with gas and dust, all held together by gravity.

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aktivna galaksija

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Galaksija Andromeda

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nepravilna galaksija

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svetlosna godina

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The distance traveled by light in a full year, equal to some 10 trillion kilometers (or about 6 trillion miles).

crvene zvezde

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spiralna galaksija

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venov dijagram

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žuta zvezda

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Stars that live for a medium length of time (about 10 billion years) and are neither extremely cool nor hot. Earth’s Sun is an example of a yellow star.

asterizam

Physics; Astronomy

A pattern formed by stars not recognized as one of the official 88 constellations. Examples include the Summer Triangle, the Big Dipper, and the Winter Circle.