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![]() "G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message ... OG I've also read that,but I feel something is missing. Galaxies came very early(after the BB) To me that means the blue print of the universe had to come from the BB. The big bang had the blue print of the light elements,and the gas clouds were just hydrogen and helium. They were not homogenized through out space. Gravity must have placed these dense clouds here and there,and not just one big cloud filling space. Then we have galaxies expanding away from each other for billion of years. Can we estimate how close they were together 8 billion years ago? Bert Yes, work it out yourself. It's not rocket science! |
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