Can Galaxies Collide?


The question is, “Can Galaxies Collide?”

I read an article that stated there was a galaxy called 0402+379 that’s 750 million light years away that has two supermassive black holes.

It’s believed they’re going to merge.

When this happens, it could show the course of what will happen in several billion years from now, to our planet Earth.

As both our galaxy the Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxy with their own black holes are also set on a collision course!

So, what will happen to our planet?

It’s possible that Earth could be destroyed or even move into a black hole within another galaxy?

But then what will happen to the Sun?

Will it follow?

Who knows, fortunately, I won’t be here in a billion years to find out.

But as our planets are continuously abused by air pollution, chemical spraying, fracking and the destruction to the planet’s surface, will Earth even be here to witness it?

I fear not.

But hey, I’m no Astronomer, what do you think?

Author: Charmain Ingleton



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