galaxies mysterious

@SHAMRACK (8576)
India
March 29, 2013 12:37pm CST
Only recently the science have been able to explain where the stars and planets came from. Those scientists have turned their attention to a much bigger mystery, where did galaxies come from? What is known is that galaxies are not scattered randomly throughout space, rather they are found in clusters, known as “super clusters”. Scientists have two main theories to attempt to explain galaxy formation. First, the gas left over from the big bang clustered together to form galaxies, in which stars and planets were born. Second is that gas from the big bang created stars and planets all over the universe, and they migrated through gravity into galaxies. But,neither theory has been universally accepted yet. The scientists are yet to get a solid proof. I wished to know what was behind all these mysteries.
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• Kochi, India
27 Apr 13
I think the first theory is more correct.Since gravity becomes weaker the further the objects are in the space.So it is nearly impossible for a galaxy to form in the way explained in the second theory.Also,the repulsion is the more dominant from than attraction in the universe.It is because of that all the objects in the universe is gradually moving away.One more thing..i could be wrong,since formation of galaxies take relatively less time than the above said dispersive force,so the attractive force can predominate briefly.(in the case of stars it takes even less time to form,so they attract all the matter to its centre to form a superhot core)But galaxies are relatively loose entities.Also the blackhole in the centre of the galaxy suggests that it once could have been a supermassive star.
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• Indonesia
3 Apr 13
Because we are really don't know like anything about our universe, i mean scientists don't even know fully about our solar system, so how can we understand fully about our galaxy. Still a really long journey, before we can even understan half of our galaxy.
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• India
29 Mar 13
How much ever the scientists try , they would not succeed! In case the mystery is being solved , it would turn the world upside down. Neither any of us could find a solution to that mystery , we could have assumptions. Science has not developed much for deriving a solution for the mystery
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@Shiva49 (26209)
• Singapore
4 Jan 16
The science we know and understand does not even scratch the amount of puzzles yet to be unraveled in the creative process. We can at best come to conclusions that make sense at this moment to us - siva