Super fast stars in compact galaxy

Did anyone see that story about the 1 million mph stars in a relatively close galaxy? Scientists are quite baffled as to why, being as they are not interlopers or circling a black hole. Anyway I was wondering if anyone could explain how earlier galaxies grow in size but not in mass? I find it fascinating. Also check out the scar on Jupiter! Apparently it was struck by a comet or something!

Could you find a link for that story of the fast moving stars? I would like to read it before I make a comment.

Thank you,

Lloyd

This is not the actual site I went to, but it is relative to the subject.
http://creation.com/fast-stars-challenge-big-bang-origin-for-dwarf-galaxies

Thank you for sharing that site. While I do not agree with its general ideas, it is good to have other theories out there.