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Physics, 25.01.2021 23:00, camcollins00

[Astronomy] Rank these from smallest to largest.

Helix Nebula, Mercury, Sun, Earth, Betelgeuse Star, Cat’s Eye Nebula, Io Moon, Jupiter, the Moon, Milky Way Galaxy, Metis Moon, Pinwheel Galaxy, Polaris (North Star), Ring Nebula, Sombero Galaxy.

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