Milky way it is very close to destroying one of the galaxies that is in its orbit, this process being in full swing for an extremely long time, but it is approaching a finality, not very good for the small galaxy. We are talking about a "dwarf galaxy" called Sagittarius, which has been in the orbit of the Milky Way galaxy for a very long time, interacting with it for a few hours, but soon it will be completely destroyed by our galaxy, and researchers are monitoring everything.
Milky way has been orbiting this galaxy for billions of years, and as Sagittarius revolved around our galaxy, it got closer and closer to it, so that it would eventually be destroyed. The Sagittarius galaxy has hit the Milky Way 3 times so far as a result of the gravitational force that our galaxy exerts on it, but the next collision between them will destroy the smallest one, according to researchers.
The Milky Way will DESTROY a Galaxy Now in its Orbit
Milky way is presented as a destructive force by Cambridge University researchers, and they say that everything could happen this year. The Milky Way has collided with other galaxies over time, one of these events being considered as the source for the formation of the solar system, but this time it is expected that the Sagittarius galaxy will be destroyed, especially since it is 10.000 times larger smaller than ours.
"While astronomers have revealed that the Sagittarius galaxy has repeatedly burst into the disk of the Milky Way as a result of gravitational forces, the Milky Way is this time to completely obliterate its neighboring galaxy."
Milky way it has destroyed other galaxies in the past, while absorbing others, but this time there will not be an event of this kind between the two. The interactions between the Milky Way and other galaxies gave birth to the spiral we now know for our galaxy, so everything is part of the normal "walk" of the universe we are part of, even if not many people know what is happening beyond the Earth on that we live
Milky way it is a destructive force in the universe, even if it is the "home" for millions upon millions of stars, and it will be interesting to see what the researchers will say about what is happening.
