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Emission and reflection nebulae differ primarily in their interactions with light.
- **Emission Nebulae**: These nebulae emit their own light due to ionized gases, primarily from the presence of young, hot stars that excite the surrounding gas.
- **Reflection Nebulae**: These do not emit their own light but reflect light from nearby stars.
So the primary difference highlighted here is **interactions with light**.
- **Emission Nebulae**: These nebulae emit their own light due to ionized gases, primarily from the presence of young, hot stars that excite the surrounding gas.
- **Reflection Nebulae**: These do not emit their own light but reflect light from nearby stars.
So the primary difference highlighted here is **interactions with light**.
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