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Thousands of times the mass of our Sun.
Reason: nebulae (molecular clouds, H II regions) have masses measured in solar masses — typically from a few to thousands or even millions of solar masses — so comparing to the Sun is most appropriate.
Reason: nebulae (molecular clouds, H II regions) have masses measured in solar masses — typically from a few to thousands or even millions of solar masses — so comparing to the Sun is most appropriate.
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