Why are disk galaxies shaped like a disk?
Astronomers say there is no explanation for what could place stars into that galactic structural pattern. It surely is beautiful, with the globular clusters outside the disk, hanging in space like chandeliers,—but how could random motions produce such balanced, artistic harmony? 5 – Each galaxy, with all its stars, is moving together in a certain direction; but the corporate velocities within a galaxy should gravitationally unbind the stars within it, yet this does not happen. 6 – All the evidence indicates that these galaxies were formed in their present shape, and are held together by a power unexplainable by natural forces as we know them. 7 – More than one half of all the stars that we can individually examine through our telescopes are binary or multiple star systems. The other word for evolution is “randomness.” How could random accidents and gaseous contractions produce two, three, or four stars circling one another? They should crash into one another or fly apart. Try placing t
