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If all galaxies only would move straight towards the Dark Flow Direction , all the galaxies inclination would be exactly perpendicular relative to the dark flow axis. Because when stars in a galaxy periodical is moving faster towards the DFD (which mean if the orbit inclination is different as 90° relative to the DFA axis) , – then RR is increasing and thereby simply preventing change of the Galaxy orbit inclination to take place, and when moving exactly opposite the Dark Flow direction, Effective Dark Flow Acceleration is responsible for the same result.
But because galaxies not only moves straight towards DFA , but also sideward relative to the DFA axis, – a secondary sideward RR direction will occur and effect the orbit inclination as illustrated above.
This means that a very special inclination pattern must be revealed in the cosmic web, which also is exactly what we see.
This means that a very special inclination pattern must be revealed in the cosmic web, which also is exactly what we see. A similar orbit inclination pattern must apply for solar systems (in the milkyway etc.)