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ELI5: What do scientists mean when they state we are moving through the universe at insanely fast sp (by Sparky)
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ELI5: What do scientists mean when they state we are moving through the universe at insanely fast speeds and what proof is there to justify it? What else is moving with us? What ISNT moving?
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