The Milky Way Originated from Thousands of Tiny Galaxies
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This research reveals that the Milky Way galaxy began as a swarm of thousands of smaller galaxies. These early galaxies varied widely, with some actively forming stars, others containing only gas, and some filled with dead stars and black holes. This finding provides new insight into the complex formation history of our galactic neighborhood.
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