Galaxies look stationary, so why do scientists say that they rotate?
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Hey mate!
Galaxies do indeed rotate. It's because galaxies are unimaginably huge. ... An object traveling at high speed across a very long distance appears to be moving slowly when viewed from far away.
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Galaxies do indeed rotate because galaxies are so huge. An object coming very fast from a very far, appears to be moving slowler when seen from far away.
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