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If they are in a ring, equidistant, then whatever caused their arrangement would be local and roughly the same size/shape. But if there are at varying distances
by sandworm101 2y ago
If they are in a ring, equidistant, then whatever caused their arrangement would be local and roughly the same size/shape. But if there are at varying distances, then they would be arranged into a cone, a cone pointing directly at our galaxy. That would be a much more massive structure and, frankly, rather terrifying.