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Why is everything within 250 million light years being pulled towards the Great Attractor? 

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What really is the Great Attractor?

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Uwe Böhnke

Hi Alex, The Great Attractor might be actually there. Or might be a misunderstanding.

Uwe Böhnke

Consider a rotating universe, then centrifugal force pulls the galaxies apart, there is nothing which attracts them. Or, consider the possibility that the Milkyway is travelling with a high speed, so that only in relation there seems to be a speed of other galaxies, it is a problem of relative speed or point of view. Or, there has been in the far away past a very very big explosion, say, the big bang, which still today results in the speed of those galaxies who seem to be attracted, but are still fleeing away.

Uwe Böhnke

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