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Last I heard the disk of the Milkyway was thought to be about 10,000 lightyears thick at our position on the disk. Our Sun was thought to bob up and down thought the disk, rather than stay at the center of the disk as Phil suggested with perhaps over enthusiasm to debunk. The bob up and down seems reasonable to me as otherwise the disk of the Milkyway would be much thiner than 10,000 lightyears. Please comment, refute and/or embellish. Neil