Galactic Frequencies: Info on Frequency of Galaxies

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The discussion centers on the concept of "galactic frequencies" and the lack of clarity around it. Participants express confusion about what specific frequencies or angular accelerations of galaxies are being referenced. There is a suggestion that individual galaxies are unique and that more information is needed to address the original inquiry. The thread concludes with a moderator indicating that discussions of personal theories are not welcome and closing the thread. Overall, the conversation highlights the ambiguity and complexity surrounding the topic of galactic frequencies.
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I was wondering if there is any info on the frequencies of individual galaxies?
 
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What's a "galactic frequency, eh?"

- Warren
 
Revolutions perhaps?
 
There is info, yes.

Every existing individual galaxy occurs exactly once.
 
ah, what about angular accelerations of galaxies?
 
...blinks audibly...

In case you weren't getting it, no one understands your first question.

What "frequencies of galaxies" would you like to know about? Can you clarify?
 
You can ignore my first question. I think I would need angular accelerations rather than frequencies.
 
No one know what the "angular acceleration" of a galaxy is either.

If you're working on some kind of personal theory, don't do it here. I'm closing this thread.

- Warren
 
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