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A direct measurement of the tilting rate of the Milky Way disc
The Milky Way disc is typically described, at lowest order, as a flattened rotating stellar component with a fixed spin axis. However, interactions and mergers with smaller galaxies are expected to have an impact on the disc properties. Such interactions can leave long-lasting signatures within gala
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