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Title: If most of the mass of a galaxy is located near the center of the galaxy, then in the OUTER PART of ... Post by: doit_the_clown on Mar 20, 2017 If most of the mass of a galaxy is located near the center of the galaxy, then in the OUTER PART of this galaxy, we would expect the orbital speeds of stars to decrease with increasing distance from the center. This behavior would be equivalent to
A) Newton's third law. C) Hubble's law. B) Wien's law. D) Kepler's third law. Title: Re: If most of the mass of a galaxy is located near the center of the galaxy, then in the OUTER PART ... Post by: hyponotica on Mar 20, 2017 Content hidden
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