Milky Way warps like a Mexican wave thanks to the Sagittariu

Milky Way warps like a Mexican wave thanks to the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy - study | Science | News


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The Milky Way galaxy is home to hundreds of billions of stars, including our Sun around which we orbit. Since we cannot see what the galaxy looks like from the outside, most people might imagine the Milky Way resembles a flat disk with two arms coiling around its galactic centre. But new research has found this mental picture is only partially true, as our home galaxy appears to be warped around the edges like the brim of a hat.

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