New Hubble pictures suggest Milky Way fell together

New Hubble pictures suggest Milky Way fell together

BALTIMORE — A preliminary analysis of elderly stars in the Milky Way appears to strike a blow against the prevailing theory of galaxy formation. The study suggests that several large and seemingly disparate chunks of the Milky Way galaxy formed at the same time from the collapse of a single blob of gas and dust. That’s in direct contrast to the leading galaxy-formation scenario, which holds that the Milky Way and other galaxies began small and grew bit by bit for the most part, gravitationally acquiring intergalactic gas and dust and merging with galaxies in their immediate neighborhood. The new evidence, which astronomers emphasize is only tentative, comes from a new, ongoing study of a familiar globular cluster — a dense, elderly grouping of more than a million Milky Way stars collectively known as 47 Tucanae. Earlier this year, Harvey Richer of the University of British Columbia in Canada and his colleagues began examining 47 Tucanae with two Hubble Space Telescope cameras — the newly installed Wide Field Camera 3 and the Advanced Camera for Surveys, which stopped working early in 2007 but

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One more blow to Einstein's retarded theories.

Of course, this fits with the electric model of galaxy and star formation.

The stars don't make sense to astronomers because the entire method of measuring a stars age is wrong.

It is impossible to measure a stars age since stars do not burn themselves out.

Here's what's really going on.

Galaxy formation:

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Star formation:

Criticism of the Electric Sun Model
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Thank you for the post and the links, I'll be delving into them this evening. I know very little about this sort of thing but think it's high time I started reading more about it.

Originally posted by Raustin


Thank you for the post and the links, I'll be delving into them this evening. I know very little about this sort of thing but think it's high time I started reading more about it.

S&F!

Always good to see snippets of news that put Einstein where he belongs. I really love his rubber sheet/bowling ball analogy for gravity. When people think up stupid concepts like that, it's no wonder we see articles like this saying whoops.