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nebulae

Nebulae vs Star - What's the difference?

nebulae | star |


As nouns the difference between nebulae and star

is that nebulae is (nebula) while star is star.

Nebulae vs Galaxy - What's the difference?

nebulae | galaxy |


As a noun nebulae

is (nebula).

As a proper noun galaxy is

(astronomy|dated) the milky way galaxy, from when it was thought the universe (our universe) had only one galaxy.

Aerosol vs Nebulae - What's the difference?

aerosol | nebulae |


As nouns the difference between aerosol and nebulae

is that aerosol is a liquid or solid composed of finely divided particles suspended in a gaseous medium while nebulae is irregular plural of nebula.

Nebule vs Nebulae - What's the difference?

nebule | nebulae |


As nouns the difference between nebule and nebulae

is that nebule is (obsolete) a little cloud while nebulae is (nebula).

Nebulas vs Nebulae - What's the difference?

nebulas | nebulae |


As nouns the difference between nebulas and nebulae

is that nebulas is while nebulae is (nebula).

Nebulae vs Nebular - What's the difference?

nebulae | nebular |


As a noun nebulae

is irregular plural of nebula.

As an adjective nebular is

of or pertaining to a nebula.

Cosmicdust vs Nebulae - What's the difference?

cosmicdust | nebulae |

Cosmicdust is likely misspelled.


Cosmicdust has no English definition.

As a noun nebulae is

irregular plural of nebula.

Nebulae vs Nebula - What's the difference?

nebulae | nebula |


As nouns the difference between nebulae and nebula

is that nebulae is irregular plural of nebula while nebula is a cloud in outer space consisting of gas or dust (e.g. a cloud formed after a star explodes).