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If the entire universe was shrunk down to the size of Earth, how big would our galaxy be? A. The size of a car. B. The size of a city block. C. The size of an apple. D. The size…

If the entire universe was shrunk down to the size of Earth, how big would our galaxy be? A. The size of a car. B. The size of a city block. C. The size of an apple. D. The size…
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If the entire universe was shrunk down to the size of Earth, how big would our galaxy be?

A. The size of a car.
B. The size of a city block.
C. The size of an apple.
D. The size of a piece of dust.

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D. The size of a piece of dust.

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