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How is our Galaxy being slowly pulled by a neighboring Galaxy?

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Answered by Anonymous

The gravitational force of the dark matter halo surrounding the LMC is pulling the Milky Way at 71,600 miles per hour. This is causing the deformation of our galaxy.

Answered by kanishka121154

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The spiral-shaped disc of stars and planets is being pulled, twisted, and deformed with extreme violence by the gravitational force of a smaller galaxy – the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC)

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How is our Galaxy being slowly pulled by a neighboring Galaxy?​

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The spiral-shaped disc of stars and planets is being pulled, twisted, and deformed with extreme violence by the gravitational force of a smaller galaxy – the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC)

How is our Galaxy being slowly pulled by a neighboring Galaxy?