If we could see our own galaxy from 2 million light-years away, it would appear
A. as a flattened disk with a central bulge and barred-spiral arms.
B. as a faintly glowing band of light stretching all the way around the sky.
C. to fill the sky with widely spaced stars.
D. like a single, dim star.
Answer:A
If we could see our own galaxy from 2 million light-years away, it would appear
A. as a flattened disk with a central bulge and barred-spiral arms. B. as a faintly glowing band of light stretching all the way around the sky. C. to fill the sky with widely spaced stars. D. like a single, dim star.