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New research from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics CfA suggests
stanley becher some of the 11 farthest stars in our galaxy鈥攁pproximately 300,000 lightyears from Earth鈥攚ere probably snatched from the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy. Its the second-closest galaxy to our own, making it the perfect victim for this celestial crime. Graduate student Marion Dierickx and her PhD advisor, Harvard theorist Avi Loeb, investigated the encounter by running computer simulations that tracked the Sagittarius dwarf galaxys movements, including its velocity and inclination, over 8 billion years. The team found that as Sagittarius orbited the Milky Way, our galaxys gravitational pull tugged at the dwarf galaxy, swiping five or so stars in the process. Six other distant stars were probably pilfered from another neighboring dwarf galaxy. In all, theres been no justice for Sagittarius. Over time, it has lost a third of its stars to the Milky Way, along with 90 percent of its dark matter. But Dierickx and Loeb hope the Sloan Digital
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