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When an astronomer sees certain stars and galaxies that look much redder than expected, what conclusion might the astronomer draw about the motion of that galaxy?

When an astronomer sees certain stars and galaxies that look much redder than expected, what conclusion might the astronomer draw about the motion of that galaxy?
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When an astronomer sees certain stars and galaxies that look much redder than expected, what conclusion might the astronomer draw about the motion of that galaxy?

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The galaxy is moving away from Earth.

Step-by-step explanation:

Plato

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Answer:

The galaxy is moving away from Earth.

Step-by-step explanation:

Plato

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