Physics, 28.03.2020 02:58 leyslebravo7117

Think of a sphere with many a star-
Don't think "galaxy"; that's just too far.
Instead think of stars of the same age
Though in life at a different stage.
Don't confuse my younger cousins with me-
They live elsewhere in the Galaxy.
With some aid, see my fuzzy luster,
For I am a !

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