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- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits abstract "From observations of the motions of over 20 000 local stars (within 300 parsecs), and using numerical simulation, Charles Francis and Erik Anderson have shown that, contrary to conventional wisdom, stars tend to move along a spiral arm during the inward part of their orbits, leaving the arm shortly after pericentre crossing the other arm on the outward part of the orbit and rejoining the original arm shortly before apocentre.".
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits thumbnail Aligned_Orbits.gif?width=300.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits wikiPageExternalLink SpiralStructure.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits wikiPageID "31878830".
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits wikiPageRevisionID "530875765".
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits hasPhotoCollection Gravitationally_aligned_orbits.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits subject Category:Galaxy_morphological_types.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits subject Category:Spiral_galaxies.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits subject Category:Spirals.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Abstraction100002137.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Attribute100024264.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Collection107951464.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Curve113867641.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Galaxy108271042.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Group100031264.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Line113863771.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Shape100027807.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Spiral113876371.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type SpiralGalaxies.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type SpiralGalaxy108271457.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits type Spirals.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits comment "From observations of the motions of over 20 000 local stars (within 300 parsecs), and using numerical simulation, Charles Francis and Erik Anderson have shown that, contrary to conventional wisdom, stars tend to move along a spiral arm during the inward part of their orbits, leaving the arm shortly after pericentre crossing the other arm on the outward part of the orbit and rejoining the original arm shortly before apocentre.".
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits label "Gravitationally aligned orbits".
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits sameAs m.0gvs6ft.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits sameAs Q5598007.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits sameAs Q5598007.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits sameAs Gravitationally_aligned_orbits.
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- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits depiction Aligned_Orbits.gif.
- Gravitationally_aligned_orbits isPrimaryTopicOf Gravitationally_aligned_orbits.
