1. TOO BIG FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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Long, Arianna S.
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GALAXY formation , *SUPERCLUSTERS , *GALAXY clusters , *STARBURSTS , *ASTRONOMY - Abstract
The article focuses on the life cycle of galaxies. It is noted that the most common type of star-forming galaxy produces approximately one to tens of suns' worth of stars a year. Galaxies that create hundreds to thousands of stars every year are known as starburst galaxies. A description of how Galaxy Clusters grow is presented. It mentions that two separate teams of astronomers used the Atacama Large Millimeter/ submillimeter Array (ALMA) to study the brightest infrared objects.
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- 2021
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