Continue from the Milky Way galaxy question above - You decide to use these data to investigate whether the distribution of stars (active stars, white dwarf stars, and neutron stars) near Earth is the same as the distribution across the galaxy or whether it's unusual. Under the null hypothesis, what would best explain the fact that near Earth there are 0 neutron stars? Group of answer choices Due to random chance, there happen to be 0 neutron stars near Earth. Neutron stars are mostly near the center of the galaxy and Earth is not. The number of stars near Earth is small. Neutron stars are dim and hard to observe