A Galaxy is More than the Sum of its Parts

**Mark Earnest[_2_]** · #11 May 16th 18, 01:38 PM posted to alt.astronomy

On Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at 7:10:31 AM UTC-5, casagi wrote:
The standard cosmological model, using just masses interacting by
gravity alone, and also taking account of relativity, fits all
observations exactly.

No stars are actually going to collide.

A new combined galaxy will result out of the merger.

If a new galaxy is going to form then the former
parts of the previous two galaxies must somehow
take hold of each other. There will be double
star and triple star systems formed and many
rogue planet kicked away into the Cosmos.
I don't know what is going to happen when
the two massive black holes at the center
of each galaxy start interacting with each other.
How can everything revolve around two galactic hubs?

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