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Which type of emission closely traces the star-forming regions of a galaxy?
none of these
coronal X-ray emission
21 cm emission
molecular CO emission
12 years ago

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the mad man
Why don't you know? The answer is in the lectures
12 years ago
karl kent
I have used these answers once in a cosmology quiz and it resulted in a wrong embarrassment.
12 years ago
Anonymous
21 cm emission
12 years ago

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