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by manofmanysmiles4 hours ago |
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upvoteby rbanffy4 hours ago|
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As for coordinates, don’t forget galaxies are clouds of stars flowing around and interacting with each other.
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upvoteby dylan6044 hours ago|
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That's the problem with address type of systems is that they expect the object at that location to always be at that location. How do you encode the orbital speed, radius of orbit for not just the object, but also the object it is orbiting will need the same info as it is also in motion, then that object's parent galaxy's motion. Ugh, now I need a nap to calm down a bit.
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upvoteby rbanffy4 hours ago|
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You could estimate when the object was labelled by the coordinates used.

But where is the Greenwich meridian for the Milky Way?

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