
This image of two galaxies intertwining was taken by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.
diaspora
for thirteen billion years it’s been the sameOnce the opaque shutter of plasma opened, the roiling soup of matter we recognize took shape. Drawn by gravity, these spectacular clusters of matter attract one another into denser shapes to make up the stars. And stars congregate to form galaxies within the vastness of space. Recently we have learned that galaxies assemble in clusters.
Separated by immense distances, these clouds of atomic neighbors are connected by both gravity and radiation, which forces draw some together to form stars.
Could the force we call gravity results from a yearning to be one again?
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