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I just watched this morning about Milky way and Andromeda galaxies collision. The galactic Halos are already interacting, evidence of it is visible on JWST (observations of stars) , microwave background radiation and few other observation systems. The milky way's Halo is being stretched toward the Andromeda. It's not visible to the naked eye, because they are created mostly of dark matter. The astronomer also said, that it's not only the two galaxies colliding, there are also few dwarf galaxies and the large Magellanic cloud also moving to our direction. He said, there are stars in our Halo that most probably originate from Andromeda. So after 2 BLN years we gonna see the center of Andromeda much closer (bigger in our sky) but the final collision of the galactic centres gonna take place in 4 BLN years. Any collision of two stars is highly unlikely because of large spaces between stars, but the will be a lot of tidal forces, every celestial body will interact with each other changing orbits, throwing stars and planets out of their orbits or even ejecting from the galaxy. It was absolutely fascinating. I saw it all like a movie in my head. Almost missed my bus. Whoever loves space or is just curious, can watch it here:

youtu.be/xiXsy3DXg_8

I just watched this morning about Milky way and Andromeda galaxies collision. The galactic Halos are already interacting, evidence of it is visible on JWST (observations of stars) , microwave background radiation and few other observation systems. The milky way's Halo is being stretched toward the Andromeda. It's not visible to the naked eye, because they are created mostly of dark matter. The astronomer also said, that it's not only the two galaxies colliding, there are also few dwarf galaxies and the large Magellanic cloud also moving to our direction. He said, there are stars in our Halo that most probably originate from Andromeda. So after 2 BLN years we gonna see the center of Andromeda much closer (bigger in our sky) but the final collision of the galactic centres gonna take place in 4 BLN years. Any collision of two stars is highly unlikely because of large spaces between stars, but the will be a lot of tidal forces, every celestial body will interact with each other changing orbits, throwing stars and planets out of their orbits or even ejecting from the galaxy. It was absolutely fascinating. I saw it all like a movie in my head. Almost missed my bus. Whoever loves space or is just curious, can watch it here:

youtu.be/xiXsy3DXg_8