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wolram
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i have read that our galaxy is being pulled towards
the great attractor, also that the speed of gravity
is equal to C, if both of the above are correct then
our galaxy is being pulled to a position that the
great attractor was in the past, i don't know how far
away the GA is but for dscusion purposes only say
it is 100LYs, that would mean that our galaxy is
being pulled to a position occupied by the GA 100
years in the past, now if i suggest that the GA is
mooving at a right angle to the line of travel our galaxy then they
could never merge.
why is my thinking wrong?
the great attractor, also that the speed of gravity
is equal to C, if both of the above are correct then
our galaxy is being pulled to a position that the
great attractor was in the past, i don't know how far
away the GA is but for dscusion purposes only say
it is 100LYs, that would mean that our galaxy is
being pulled to a position occupied by the GA 100
years in the past, now if i suggest that the GA is
mooving at a right angle to the line of travel our galaxy then they
could never merge.
why is my thinking wrong?