Why the Solar System may sit in a relatively calm part of the Milky Way

Earth’s part of the Milky Way may be unusually calm

The Solar System stays mostly between the Milky Way’s main spiral arms instead of often crossing them. Spiral arms contain more supernovae, radiation, and strong gravitational effects, so staying between them may have given life longer periods of relative stability.

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