What are the Magellanic Clouds?
Q: What are the Magellanic Clouds?
A: The Magellanic Clouds are two irregular, dwarf galaxies.
Q: Do the Magellanic Clouds have a regular shape?
A: No, they do not have a regular shape.
Q: How many stars do the Magellanic Clouds have?
A: They only have a few billion stars.
Q: From where can you see the Magellanic Clouds?
A: You can only see the Magellanic Clouds from the southern hemisphere.
Q: What is the Milky Way galaxy?
A: The Milky Way galaxy is the galaxy in which we live.
Q: Do the Magellanic Clouds orbit the Milky Way galaxy?
A: Yes, the Magellanic Clouds orbit the Milky Way galaxy.
Q: To what group of galaxies do the Magellanic Clouds belong?
A: The Magellanic Clouds belong to the Local Group of over 50 galaxies, which also includes the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxy.
