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Well, they have seen arms behind the brightness of some Quasars. If
galaxies that are excited for some reason then channel that energy into formation of accretion discs which grow into Quasars and are given off, then we compare that to excited atoms giving off photons. The energy is not the same as that of the original galaxy, and in fact has different 'spin' than the original galaxy, a fact that is proven by its intrinsic redshift. So where we see galaxies interacting and subsequently Quasars being given off, it might be likened to chemical reactions taking place. John http://users.accesscomm.ca/john/ |
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