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Galaxies are all relatively the same size, ranging from a few thousand light years in diameter, to a hundred thousand light years or so. There seems to be some factors involved as to how large they can become, although I’m not sure it has anything to do with mass?
Can someone please explain galaxy formation and more specifically what contributing factors play a role in their actual sizes?
Can someone please explain galaxy formation and more specifically what contributing factors play a role in their actual sizes?