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Physics, 18.04.2020 04:54, mcclendoncassandra

Why do disk stars bob up and down as they orbit the galaxy?
because the gravitational pull of other disk stars always pulls them toward the disk because of friction with the interstellar medium because the halo stars keep knocking them back into the disk

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