Post by Pincho Paxton on Jun 11, 2021 9:48:35 GMT
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An arc of galaxies 3 billion light-years long may challenge cosmology
Pincho says...
My theory uses gravity collisions to create galaxies as they meet up as in-flows, or out-flows. My Out-flows are most likely curved because they start from a point that leads outwards evenly. The idea is taken from the snowflake to the raindrop transition. With the raindrop having surface tension created from the rotation of the out-flow. Which would be the turning point of gravity perpendicular to the in-flow. This perpendicular rotation is perfect for gravity collisions, and scatters those collisions like golf ball dimples. So the shape in the link is a pretty good indication of gravity collisions at the out-flow points.
Pincho Paxton
An arc of galaxies 3 billion light-years long may challenge cosmology
Pincho says...
My theory uses gravity collisions to create galaxies as they meet up as in-flows, or out-flows. My Out-flows are most likely curved because they start from a point that leads outwards evenly. The idea is taken from the snowflake to the raindrop transition. With the raindrop having surface tension created from the rotation of the out-flow. Which would be the turning point of gravity perpendicular to the in-flow. This perpendicular rotation is perfect for gravity collisions, and scatters those collisions like golf ball dimples. So the shape in the link is a pretty good indication of gravity collisions at the out-flow points.
Pincho Paxton