>We take about 225-250 million years to revolve once around the galaxy's center. This length of time is called a cosmic year.
So in the 13 billion years or so since the big bang, the galaxy has only spun around ~40 times. How is that enough for all the stars and systems to line up on a disk-shaped flat plain, from a cloud? One would think it would have taken hundreds, thousands of revolutions, maybe millions for something this big to line up so orderly
So in the 13 billion years or so since the big bang, the galaxy has only spun around ~40 times. How is that enough for all the stars and systems to line up on a disk-shaped flat plain, from a cloud? One would think it would have taken hundreds, thousands of revolutions, maybe millions for something this big to line up so orderly
