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If some galaxies are moving toward each other(Andromeda and Milky Way)
within local groups and some clusters of groups move toward each other and collide(as shown in Hubble deepest shots), then I presume that all super clusters must be going away from each other. If not, at what point is the universe expanding on a galactic scale? Or, do individual galaxies and groups fly in various directions but mostly away from a center? Thank you for your responses. |
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