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.

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The Milky Way, when viewed from 2 million light-years away, would appear as a flattened disk with a central bulge and barred-spiral arms, reflecting its structure as a barred spiral galaxy.

If We Could See Our Own Galaxy from 2 Million