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human
Are there stars in space "Independent" from Galaxies?

Stars, Planets and a bunch of other stuff make up Galaxies, but how common is it that some stars dont belong to any Galaxies at all? Do they even exist? Just there all by themselves millions of lightyears away from anything else? and if they do, is there a possibility of a Blackhole exisiting seperately from a Galaxy?
gpt
Yes, they do exist. It's hard to say how many there are, since they're hard to find. Stars can be thrown out of galaxies by gravitational interactions with other stars; it's hard to think of a scenario where a star could form in intergalactic space, though.