Galaxies are aggregations of stars, stellar dust, and gas. Their masses
A) are all about the same, which is huge.
B) vary greatly from one galaxy to the next.
C) are small compared to blue supergiant stars.
D) depend on the rate of pulsar emissions within them.
Answer: B
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