>>11254039>>11254049So when an atom receives an abundance of energy the electrons jump to a higher orbit, however that orbit is unstable and the electron jumps back down, shedding a photon due to conservation of energy. This is why hot or excited atoms give off light.
As you've stated, they are very small and this process happens at light speed.
However galaxies are large and our speeds are slower, and equivalently our sun jumps orbits, only at a much slower speed. Dare I say, a noticeable speed with the human eye.
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