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The solar system is part of the Milky Way Galaxy. How is that galaxy
part of a larger system?

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Answer:

Well,Hello friend!

Explanation:

Well, the milky way is a galaxy right? and there is MILLIONS of galaxys in the universe. SInce the solar system is in the galaxy and the galaxy is in the universe. technically, the solar system is in the universe. Im sorry if i didnt answer you questions :(

But, what im saying is. If the universe had no galaxys and it was just solar  systems floating around. it would be the same. this question made my brain hurt '-' again, im sorry if this had NOTHING todo with your question

Martebi

There are different kinds of studies. How is it that galaxy it is part of a larger system is because The Milky Way is known to be a large barred spiral galaxy. The stars in whole as one can see them in in the night sky are found in the earth's Milky Way Galaxy.

  • Our Solar System is known to be made up  our star, the Sun, and its orbiting planets which is known to include the Earth and also other plenty moons, asteroids, etc.

Our Sun is said to be one star that is part of other hundreds of billions of stars in our Milky Way Galaxy.  The universe is said to be all of the galaxies and there are found to be in billions.

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