The Milky Way May Have Just Lost a Whole Bunch of Satellite Galaxies – ScienceAlert

The space around the Milky Way isn’t vacant. It’s swarming with dwarf galaxies small, faint, and low in mass, with as few as around 1,000 stars each.
This is not unusual. We know from our observations of other large galaxies that dwarf galaxies often congregate…

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