Stars in galaxies some 11 billion light years distant have been measured moving at speeds in excess of 1 million miles per hour, yet the galaxies they reside in remain inexplicably massive and compact instead of expanding and thinning, as predicted.
Stars in galaxies some 11 billion light years distant have been measured moving at speeds in excess of 1 million miles per hour, yet the galaxies they reside in remain inexplicably massive and compact instead of expanding and thinning, as predicted.
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