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What is the correct order of the objects from smallest to largest?
Solar system, Universe, galaxy

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J. Rogers

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Answered Sep 30, 2020

The statement asks that the objects will be arranged from smallest to largest. The smallest is definitely going to be a solar system because there are different solar systems that are available in one galaxy.

The solar system where the earth is a part of is just one of the many solar systems that you can find in the galaxy that we belong in. There are also different types of galaxies that are available all over the universe.

Some of them are too far away to be explored so it will nearly impossible at this point to try. The universe is known to be very vast and there is a big chance that it will get even larger in the long run. Some say that it might be infinite.

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Answered Sep 23, 2020

The order is as follows: asteroid, moon, planet, star, solar system, galaxy, universe. The universe is everything. It is comprised of billions of galaxies. Galaxies, such as the Milky Way, is an assortment of solar systems orbiting around a central core.

Most galaxies possess a supermassive black hole at their centers. A solar system is a star and its planets, asteroids, comets, and other bodies. It is substantially larger than a star and a star is what planets orbit. It is the supplier of light and heat. Our sun is a star which is many times larger than all the planets.

A planet is almost a spherical body that is in orbit around the sun. Planets are more significant than the moon. The moon is a powerful body in orbit around a planet. An asteroid resides in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

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Answered Sep 18, 2020

Creating the order from smallest to largest should not be too hard as long as you are familiar with the various items that are being compared to each other. The solar system is the smallest because our solar system is compared to be small as compared to the other solar systems that can be found in various parts of the galaxy.

The galaxy might seem big, but you have to remember that there are different galaxies that can be found in the universe, which means that out of the three, the universe is the biggest one of all. A lot of experts say that the universe is expected to grow even bigger in the future because it has grown a lot since the time that it was discovered.

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K. Tanaka

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Answered Apr 29, 2020


C is the correct answer to this question. From smallest to largest, the correct order in the solar system, galaxy, and universe. The solar system is the smallest. The solar system is approximately 4.571 billion years old. It is home to the Sun and the objects that orbit the sun, including the planets. Next is the galaxy.

This holds billions of stars, which scientists approximate anywhere from 200 to 400 billion stars. It is also home to dust and gas. The largest out of the three is the Universe. This combines the solar system and the galaxies, as well as energy and matter. It is estimated to be 13.772 billion years old.

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E. Dixon

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Answered Mar 18, 2020

C is known to be the answer to this question. The smallest is going to be the solar system, then the galaxy, and finally, the universe. The solar system is known to be smaller than the galaxy because it is always possible for different solar systems to be a part of the galaxy, but the galaxy cannot be placed in a solar system. In terms of size, the galaxy is known to be much larger. Just remember, though, that the galaxy is something that you can find in the universe. The universe is known to be 93 billion light-years. It is known to be expanding as time passes by. It is likely that the universe will become even bigger in the future.
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D. Peter

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Answered Mar 12, 2020

C is the right answer to this question. The smallest has to be the solar system because you should remember that there may be different solar systems that can be found in the universe right now. The solar system where we are living right now is just one of the many. Some have already been discovered while there are also others that are still waiting to be discovered in the universe. Same with galaxies that can be found in the universe.

There are so many that are available right now. The universe is known to be vast. There are various researches that are still ongoing right now. People say that the universe may continue to grow, and no one knows exactly how big this is.

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C. Perez

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Answered Aug 01, 2019

The correct answer to this question is C, Solar system. Galaxy, universe. There are many differences between these three things. The solar system is home to the Sun and many planets like Earth, Mercury, and Jupiter. It also houses moons, dust, and rocks.

There are many galaxies, including the Milky Way Galaxy that has anywhere from 200 to 400 billion stars. The universe is home to all of the galaxies, and it is estimated that there are billions of them. To study this information, NASA uses telescopes, which is how we can categorize them by size and other details.

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J. Shatner

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Answered Jul 19, 2018

Solar system, galaxy, universe is the answer that is ordered from smallest to largest. Our solar system belongs in the Milky Way Galaxy which belongs in the universe. The universe contains many galaxies, one of which being the Milky Way.

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AryaSur

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Answered Feb 25, 2017

Solar system , Galaxy , Universe
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John Smith

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Answered Feb 01, 2017

Solar system. galaxy, universe
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