Galactic clockwork: Astronomers find all galaxies rotate once every billion years
Credit: Pexels. Our planet spins around its own axis, with each completed cycle corresponding to the length of a day. The Earth also orbits the Sun, coming full circle every ~365 days, which we call a year. But now, researchers have found that not only do all galaxies spin around their core like cosmic clocks, they…
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