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I just saw this video. At first glance I thought, Nope, not right. If this were true, the sky would constantly be changing. Not only from our angle, but the constellations would also not be stationary (As stationary as the seem anyway). Yes, the sun is moving through the galaxy as all other stars, but not shaped like a vortex such as this. So I did a little more research and found this on Universe Today: goo.gl/WeVAOq Remember, just because you see something on the Internet, it may not be true. It is really easy to get a flashy website whether it is legitimate or not is another story.

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