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How do we know that (some) other galaxies aren't made of antimatter?
How do we know that (some) other galaxies aren't made of antimatter?
Astronomy

I don't think this is something merely assumed. Either possibility presents a conundrum: if all galaxies are matter, then the universe started with more matter than antimatter; if other galaxies can be antimatter, then the universe had an unbalanced distribution of the two.

What's our evidence that the remainder of the universe is all matter?