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1. The Andromeda–Milky Way collision is a galactic collision predicted to occur in about billion years between the two largest galaxies in the Local Group—the Milky Way (which contains the Solar System and Earth) and the Andromeda Galaxy. The stars involved are sufficiently far apart that it is improbable that any of them will individually collide.

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2. Apr 20,  · The Milky Way could be flinging stars into its outer halo -- a movement triggered by powerful supernova explosions. Supernovas occur when stars explode and lose most of their mass.

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3. Sonification is the process that translates data into sound, and a new project brings the center of the Milky Way to listeners for the first time. it-s-viral Updated: Sep 24, IST.

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4. Observations by the Hubble Space Telescope have detailed the size and structure of the gas halo of Andromeda – and found that it’s already bumping up against that of the Milky Way, in advance.

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5. 2 days ago · GMT Listen: NASA Project Transforms Telescope Data on Milky Way Into Sounds; GMT US Drug Maker Launches Final COVID Vaccine Trial With 60, People; GMT Russian Fighters Su Intercept 2 US Air Force Bombers Over Black Sea, Defence Ministry Says.

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6. Jun 19,  · A frame from Chakrabarti and colleague's simulation shows the dark dwarf galaxy Antlia 2 colliding with the Milky Way hundreds of millions of years ago. S. Chakrabarti Last fall, astronomers announced the discovery of a giant but incredibly faint dwarf galaxy , light-years away from Earth, on the far side of the Milky Way.

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7. 13 hours ago · NASA has voiced digital photographs of the Milky Way taken from three telescopes over the years, turning them into music. The brighter the light of the star, the higher the note, experts say. Image via: youtube An experiment carried out at NASA turned light waves into a musical composition.

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8. Oct 04,  · Another clue comes when astronomers map young, bright stars and clouds of ionized hydrogen in the Milky Way's disk. These clouds, called HII regions, are ionized by young, hot stars and are basically free protons and woodsigncheajuggrinigh.raymostgelrantpomrentbigverszeljtreachelec.co are both important marker of spiral arms in other spiral galaxies we see, so mapping them in our own galaxy can give a clue about the spiral nature of the Milky Way.

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9. May 31,  · Our Milky Way galaxy will crash head-on into the Andromeda galaxy in billions of years. See how it may look from Earth in this series of artist views and NASA images.

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