Simple question

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  1. TrippinBTM

    TrippinBTM Ramblin' Man

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    Are there stars between the galaxies? Or are the galaxies like islands of matter in a sea of nothingness?
     
    TrippinBTM, Mar 4, 2006
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    fat_tony Member

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    Yes. this is usually due to stars being ejected from galaxies. I do not know of nebulae (star forming regions) outside of galaxies, but there certainly are lonely stars out there.
     
    fat_tony, Mar 4, 2006
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  5. A-Shwa-Child

    A-Shwa-Child Member

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    Oh i feel sorry for them... All alone up there... I just want to go up there and give them a hug...
     
    A-Shwa-Child, Mar 5, 2006
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