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Do Photons from one star affect other stars?
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[QUOTE="ChrisPNZ, post: 5485959, member: 595441"] I am not a physicist but have heard that photons from the sun effect the flight path of asteroids? I was just wondering if these same photons would ever be able to effect nearby star systems? Therefore could there be a slight push between star-systems pushing them further apart? (Does this come into effect when calculating dark matter/energy?) Probably a stupid question but just interested. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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