What are so tiny that they are measured at only a few thousand light-years or less and astronomers think that there may be billions of them in our universe?

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Rray · Answer 1 · 2021-02-21T08:43:02+0000

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The correct answer is STARS

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Billions of stars are believed to be in different galaxies and a lot more billions are believed to be in our universe. These stars are small/tiny that they are a few thousand light-years away. Light-year is the unit for measuring distance of bodies in space which can be described as how far a beam of light travels in a year.

What are so tiny that they are measured at only a few thousand light-years or less and astronomers think that there may be billions of them in our universe?

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