A giant wave in the Milky Way may have been created by another galaxy

 Astronomers have identified patterns within the motion of stars stretching across the Milky Way, hinting at the presence of a vast wave.

Was the Milky Way created by another galaxy? That is the question that evolutionists ask.

But The Milk Way seems to be guided by intelligence, that comes not  by change but with planning that the secular science cannot do.

The Milky Way appears to have a vast ripple spreading out across at least a quarter of its disc. If confirmed, the structure might be a relic from a brush with another galaxy, but not all astronomers are comnvinced that it actually exists.

While illustrations normally show our galaxy as a flat disc with a bulge in the middle, its structure is much more complicated. Astronomers have mapped undulating clouds of stars and gas that create waves across small sections of the Milky Way. 

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Alex Wilkins 2024 A giant wave in the Milky Way may have been created by another galaxy | New Scientist 23 August.