Most stars in the Milky Way probably formed
A) alone.
B) in intergalactic space, then were swept up into the Galaxy.
C) in clusters in the Galaxy's spiral arms.
D) from planetary nebulae.
E) in the galactic Nucleus, then migrated outward later.
Question 2
How would sunspots appear if you could magically remove them from the Sun?
A) They would appear blue-white, like Sirius but brighter.
B) Because sunspots are dark spots, they would be invisible against the blackness of space.
C) They would shine bright orange in color, like Arcturus.
D) They would not appear any differently than on the surface of the Sun.
E) They would shine only with reflected sunlight, appearing similar to Venus.
Space Station
Office Space
Space
Milky Bar Snail
Umberto Boccioni, Unique Forms of Continuity in Space.
Hubble Space telescope