Re: stellar orbits in galaxies
- From: "Androcles" <Engineer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 06:43:37 GMT
"Allan Adler" <ara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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: pausch@xxxxxxx (Paul Schlyter) writes:
:
: > > and why?
: >
: > Gravity of course!! What did you think?
:
: I guess I didn't ask that very well. Of course it orbits the center of
: mass of the inner stars and does so because of gravity. The same could
: be said about the Earth with respect to everything closer to the Sun than
: the Earth. The most important such thing is the Sun itself and it stands
: out as more of a reason that the inner planets. Our Milky Way has at least
: one black hole at its galactic center, so its significance, e.g., might be
: compared with that of the other inner stars.
:
: I guess the Sun is on the outer part of the spiral, so most of the mass
: of the Milky Way is closer to the Sun.
:
You guess rather a lot, don't you?
.
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