When approximating the mass of a nebula, the most appropriate reference system would be "thousands of times the mass of our Sun." Nebulae typically contain a significant amount of gas and dust, and their masses are often comparable to or greater than the mass of the Sun. Therefore, the option that captures this scale is the best choice.
When approximating the mass of a nebulae, what reference system is MOST appropriate?
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Half the mass of our Earth
Half the mass of our Earth
1/10th the mass of the Sun
1/10th the mass of the Sun
thousands of times the mass of our Earth
thousands of times the mass of our Earth
thousands of times the mass of our Sun
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