Some regions along the plane of the Milky Way appear dark because
A) stars in that region are hidden by interstellar gas.
B) stars in that region are hidden by dark dust particles.
C) many black holes absorb all light from those directions.
D) there are no stars in these areas.
E) many brown dwarfs in those areas absorb light, which they turn into heat.
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Q1: Molecular clouds are much warmer than typical
Q6: Dark nebulae are opaque to all wavelengths
Q17: Interstellar matter is distributed very evenly throughout
Q20: Most molecules found in the interstellar medium
Q21: Interstellar gas is composed mainly of
A) only
Q23: Compared to an open cluster, a globular
Q24: Young open clusters contain a lot of
Q25: Emission nebulae like M42 occur only near
Q26: A star cluster with a lot of
Q27: Globular clusters contain mostly blue stars.
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