I mean to add . . .

Edmund Storms writes:

"How does a star at one side of a galaxy know that its gravity and momentum are being exactly balanced by a star on the other side when this information takes a million years to pass between the two stars."

Do we know that it balances exactly? Perhaps close examination would reveal that the balance propagates at the speed of light. I suppose it might be difficult to tell the difference in many cases. Perhaps you could see it in effects from other, nearby or impinging galaxies.

- Jed




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