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Originally Posted by mental4astro
Here's another teaser to ponder:
For the millions, billions of stars that form a galaxy, when two galaxies collide, very, very few, if any, stars from the colliding galaxies will actually collide themselves in the mayhem. Not only is space big, really big, it is also very, very empty. 
Good, simple logic Tim. You realise though that you are still a heratic,  . Next you'll be saying that the universe is not Terra Centric, but Solar Centric. Let's see you explain that one!!! |
Isn't it full of dark matter though which makes up over 95% of the universe? This is a measurable phenomenon that is observed by how it's gravity affects other matter. This is what I've read somewhere anyway. Nothing is always something
