A spiral system containing several billion stars gave its name to which chocolate bar?
Correct answer: Milky Way

mikhawk317
The next galaxy over is curly-wurly galaxy.

Chell
We have galaxy chocolate bars too

CherT808
I'm from Hawaii and we can see the Milky Way clearly while night fishing and camping on the west side on a clear dark night, especially at Yokohama beach...A must see, if you ever visit Hawaii! :)

little b
i love milky way

Nhuca
CherT808, definitely, on my bucket list

kiki
Sometimes, when this place gets kind of empty
Sound of their breath fades with the light
I think about the loveless fascination
Under the Milky Way tonight
-Echo & the Bunnymen

Snow
Know More :
• The Milky Way contains hundreds of billions of stars like our sun.
• And like our sun, most of these stars have at least one planet orbiting them.
• Earth is located about halfway between the center of the Milky Way and its outer edge.
• Light at the galaxy's center takes 25,000 light-years to travel from Earth.

Christy
Player #53553731, yes my tounge loves to float around in the Milky Way