Galaxies are distributed through the universe in
A) clusters,which are grouped into linked superclusters around huge voids (like soap bubbles).
B) isolated clusters containing anywhere from a few dozen galaxies to thousands of galaxies.
C) isolated superclusters,each containing dozens of clusters of galaxies.
D) a random scattering of small clusters of galaxies similar to the Local Group.

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Galaxies are not randomly scattered throughout the universe but are actually distributed in clusters, which are then linked together to form superclusters. These superclusters are often found around large voids, creating a bubble-like appearance. Isolated clusters may also exist, but they are not as common as clusters in superclusters.

Galaxies Are Distributed Through the Universe in