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In their study, Müller and his team argue that if coplanar alignments of dwarf galaxies are widespread, this would pose a worthy challenge to the LCDM model—which predicts a random distribution of dwarfs.—Shannon Stirone, Scientific American, 1 Feb. 2018
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