Science, asked by Chowdaryb8566, 1 year ago

If gravity clumps matter together into galaxies, why are there separate galaxies? Wouldn't all matter in the universe be in one clump?

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Answered by Arinbisht
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all galaxies present also have their gravitational force and over it dark matter too pull them

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