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Galaxy Formation

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06-11-2003 12:00 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Geno
06-10-2003 11:49 PM

I don't know anywhere online. I read science news every week and then pick up scientific american or new scientist fairly often.
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My understanding gleaned from that is we are just sorting out the mechanisms behind galaxy formation. It is still undergoing a lot of research and new data.
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Just recently it was recognized that some "stars" aren't. They are tiny 100 light year across galaxies that may be left over after a galactic collision.
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