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galaxy

[gal-uhk-see] / ˈgæl ək si /


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Scattered among stars and galaxies were small, unexplained red points of light that did not fit existing models of the early universe.

From Science Daily

Cold dark matter moves slowly, a property thought to be essential for forming galaxies and large-scale cosmic structures.

From Science Daily

But I am soft-hearted — you may say soft-headed — regarding this good-hearted TV galaxy, willing to go wherever the cosmic winds do blow, always hoping for it to live long and prosper.

From Los Angeles Times

She was already set to play Nahla Ake, the chancellor of the title school where eager students train to explore the galaxy.

From Los Angeles Times

Light from stars and the dust it illuminates may not be enough to drive the powerful winds that carry life's essential elements across the galaxy.

From Science Daily