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Gravity's star-stripping force

Watch as a massive galaxy steals stars away from a diminutive satellite.
Tidal forces arise from gravity tugging unevenly over the parts of two massive, interacting bodies. When the bodies are galaxies, tidal forces can be strong enough to shred the smaller of the two. If you don't believe me, just ask Kathryn V. Johnston.

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