What is the process or interaction that led to the formation of galaxies?

Question

It would be helpful to have an explaination to the question. This applies to the early stages of the universe when the first galaxies were beginning to form. Thanks to anyone who helps.

Answer 1

Don't really know the answer, BUT

blackholes are in almost every galaxy.

matter was formed from the big bang, and some of it condensed into larger objects like stars and eventually collapse into the shape of a blackhole.

They gather up some more matter from all around them and then it all spins around the black hole. faster and faster.

Then more stars are formed in that mix along with planets and satellites, asteroids and other such what nots.

Answer 2

We still do not fully understand the details of the process. We do know that galaies formed from the fluctuations in matter after the Big Bang, once things had cooled enough. We also know that galaxies formed where there were concentrations of dark matter. It is also thought that most of the first galaxies were spirals and that elliptical galaxies were formed from mergers.

Answer 3

Galaxies are one stage in the evolution of a universe.[probably about the last step]
It takes about 4.5 billion years to progress to the arms of a galaxy like we are.
Others have preceded us and most of the extreme distant galaxies don't exist now.
The beginning of our solar system started about 112 million years after the time zero point.
Our present position is about 4.8 billion years later.

Answer 4

According to the big bang theory, the universe exploded and as matter started drifting apart, the galaxies came together where the centre of certain entities was dense enough to create one.

Answer 5

if what you're asking is more like "what started things spinning?", I'd have to say gravitational pull..... but all galaxies don't spin, so that's not all-inclusive....but gravity still holds together those that do not spin....