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Galaxies formed along filaments like beads on a string!astronomy.com — Astronomers have known since the early 1990s that galaxies cluster in filaments and sheets surrounding vast voids in space. Now, an international team of astronomers has found that spiral galaxies, like the Milky Way, line up like beads on a string, with their spin axes aligned with the filaments that outline voids

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Reply from Mr. Mirkin, the Mod. of the Electric Universe forum (www.thunderbolts.info):

"So, now we've got galaxy clusters connected to each other by filaments of plasma ("hot gas"), galaxies themselves are non-randomly aligned and formed like beads on a string, acquiring the rotation of the filaments they're embedded in. We've got Birkleand currents ("flux ropes") electrically connecting us to the solar circuit. I'll not be surprised if they eventually find local filaments connecting the solar system with some other bod(ies) in our own galaxy. We're enmeshed in a filamentary, electric (plasma) universe. They're finally starting to map it out! This article is great!"

Just so nobody thinks I'm pulling the above statement out of someplace dark and warm...("Flux ropes" [Birkeland currents] connect Earth to the sun)
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(Plasma filaments connect Milky Way to Magellanic Cloud, possibly beyond)
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(Galaxies form like beads along plasma filaments)
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(Plasma filaments connect two galaxy clusters)
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~Michael