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Imagine a inner central area of a galaxy divided into 3 successive
areas.
One could also
consider these spheres to represent the inner central area of the
Earth.
The matter that is in
area ‘A’ is absorbing / consuming and
hence "vacuumizing" space here.
This means that the
matter that lies deeper in the galaxy (area ‘B’)
lies ‘behind’ the outer matter (area ‘A’) and
thereby in space that is already somewhat affected (by area ‘A’).
The matter that lies
in area ‘B’ and even deeper (in area ‘C’)
therefore lies in areas that are becoming more and more deformed as
one moves inwards.
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