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As emerges the latest observations, the stars keep very little difference in travel speed around the galaxy, with a slight decrease as away from the center, which is like the slow road to death that reaches into the core. Recent

simulations attribute the phenomenon to the existence of dark matter in the galaxy in a way that the more faster, but at the same time tending to match the speed is achieved with one hundred percent dark matter, something like if the dark matter outside the carriage on which is mounted the star who earns in horsepower in the proportion that constitutes it.

know in the solar system that applies the laws of Kepler, so as to balance gravitational attraction with travel speed of the bodies as a means of preserving the orbit sweeping out equal areas in equal times, result of which differ considerably, with notable decreases as they move away from the Sun

Pluto has a minimum orbital velocity of 3.66 km per second and a maximum of 6.12 km / s (must be take into account the elliptical orbit of the planet and thus increases as it approaches the focus and decreases when moving away), Mercury, which has an eccentric orbit, has the highest travel speed, the perihelion is shifted to 59 km / 38.86 s at aphelion.


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from which comes the following observation: with zero dark matter outside the star traveling at a speed equal to fifty percent of the star interior, differences will remain the same as the proportion of dark matter, to be completely balanced by proportion of one hundred percent of dark matter.

http://www.noticiasdelcosmos.com/2010/08/interactivo-de-materia-oscura.html
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out what happens to the speed of rotation of the star, in fact, the Sun itself rotates on a every 25 days (from the Earth will appear to be 27 because, as we move simultaneously around the star in the same sense, our translation partially offset rotation and it took a couple of extra days to lose sight of the eastern horizon).

addition, like any star, is a move "own" with respect to neighboring stars in our case the solar system goes to the pi star of Hercules, near Vega.

Finally, the sun, like all the stars in the Milky Way circles the center of the galaxy, in our case every 250 million years or so. This means that since the Sun was born about 5,000 million years, the star has been 20 times around the galaxy.