The Structure Of The Universe - The interrelationship between the spatial entities including moons, planets, stars and galaxies is fundamentally electromagnetic.

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	The interrelationship between the spatial entities including moons, planets, stars and galaxies is fundamentally electromagnetic. The Earth and the rest of the planets of the Solar system orbit around the Sun because of the interaction of their respective magnetic fields. This is also true going up in the galactic structure. The Sun and the Solar system orbit around the nucleus of the Milky Way because of the interaction of their magnetic fields. If the known spatial entities are arranged and organized by the electromagnetic forces then, is reasonable to conclude that the whole universe is as well organized and shaped by these forces. Sponsored Links:
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