The Andromeda and Milky Way Galaxy Collision has BEGUN!  

Stop the cap That's not the picture you got. You tell me the make and model of the telescope you've used and And where are you captured it from and then we'll talk

Can I see the resources you used so I can look more into this?

Ever play the game series "Mass Effect"??? The trilogy remastered just released on PS4. The last game of the series is actually called "Mass Effect: Andromeda".

I got a question- How do we ”you and others” look at our won galixy?

@@Dtr146 Probably kicking the ol’ ball earth can down the road. Whatever it takes, I guess 🙄 They sure are getting desperate. The new Godzilla vs KK movie is trying to pump hollow earth propaganda. 🤔

at least

LOL

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Space has been social distancing for 14billion years. We wont even come close to anything in andromeda.

Dont worry you will have access when you die. Enjoy life in the meantime you'll be back to Infinity soon

@@goozebump How exactly will he have access to the Infinite after dying?

@@hexrin5191 becuase the concept of "nothing" in it its sense cannot exist Quantum mechanics tell us so. Why? Becuase there is always a possibility of "something" existing. PROBABILITY in itself exist so it is something. Thats literally how our universe (based on current theory) arose. A quantum mechanical chance of a dip in entropy momentarily which has given arise to our pocket of the universe.. I hope I explained it clearly. Meaning 0=infinite possibilities. Like how 0 is in the middle iof an infinite number line going from - to +. There is no negative or positive sign kn the number 0. Yet it sits right between two infinite sets of numbers thst arenegative on its left and positive on its right. Guess what happens when you add those two infinite sets of negative and positive numbers". you get the answer...0! So going back to what I was saying 0 encompasses all possibilities! The same when a person cease to exist when they die! You just go back to being a wave in the pond infinite possibility

@@goozebump But you don't cease to exist, your neurons just stop firing. All the things that made you are still there, nothing leaves your body. It's like saying that a machine ceases to exists when you snap one of its wires and it stops working.

@@goozebump p.s All particles being wave functions and literal probability is also just one of the many interpretations, there are many others which go completely against your theory. I find it such a pity that QM is used as a gateway to spiritual nonsense nowadays.

Cool, glad you think so!

lol

It takes a really strong telescope to see the Andromeda Galaxy like that. So I'm calling his bluff.

@@Dtr146 You can spot the andromeda galaxy with bare eyes away from citylights. I think its the second biggest object in the nightsky right after the milkyway.

HA! I see what you did there🤣 good one!

I guess you can have some things in detroit

@@idonthaveaname72 but you cant have your *shit* (as in the human waste) in detroit

that picture is no way made with a home telescope, even if its really expensive your results are no way near this good

@@rehakmate except people post pictures like this from home telescopes all the time

@@rehakmate you need to jump out of your cave … because high powered telescopes exist

Its not a real image bro... sorry

@@TheGoldenBoot-cz1do nobody said it was a real image.

@@janruss3729 uhhh, the guy in the video literally said he took it with his telescope

@@janruss3729 when you lead with a flat out lie, its hard to believe anything else you have to say

@@TheGoldenBoot-cz1do so your a troll. I feel sorry for people like you...or whatever you are. Go away...you waste everyone's time.

@Scotch Morrees it's definitely a possibility. I got that it's a very non-committal phrase, cause technically most things happening is a definite possibility but how is that a contradiction?

What if andromeda is the past milky way and its just a big reflection of the milky way

@@randomsearches5675 its about 100 thousand light years too wide my friend

@@randomsearches5675 that doesn't make sense?

No there s no aliens sorry to disappoint

Lmao

Can’t have shit in Detroit. Except telescopes. Those fuckin nerds can keep their telescopes

Yeah I was thinking the same thing

I'm surprised he's still alive living in Detroit

Don’t buy that media bullshit on Detroit, go there yourself to see what’s up

It's worth 100k

They are like speed 📸

" already begun " 🤔, 😂😂😂 it began like a billion years ago...

Same

"Alexa....set reminder on T- two billom years.... Hashtag - Collision in the sky ... " ....

“iPhone Xs-1,257,389 Extreme Super Duper Nano Pro” already set!

@T-T lol!

In before this video is getting recommended in 2 billion years 🤔

That's what we hear... however, all the Andromeda stars each likely contain their own oort clouds with a trillion objects each including comets.

If we end up on the edge of the galaxy again after collision we prob wouldn't even know they collided. But if we get thrown into the center or ejected completely that is a different story🌌

You know what’s funny those fucking nasa scientists stated these galaxies were light years apart LIGHT. YEARS GUYS SO HOW IN THE FUCK HAVE THEY ALREADY COLLIDED I MEAN ISNT IT OBVIOUS THAT THOSE SCIENTISTS WERE COMPLETELY WRONG ABOUT THE DISTANCE THE GALAXIES WERE

@@nathanozimec2167 they are 2 and a half million light years apart. They're not colliding literally. Yet.

@@brittanylee4591 And what we see took that long to reach us for us to see. What we see is an after image. We see point A. But don't see point B.

So true. Such an exciting times for space😍

fuckin hope this shit happens soon maybe we’ll collide with a star

Maybe we will all be cyborgs by then

@Zak wut earth is already older then the amount of time it's gonna take to fully collide lol. So it is definitely in Earth's lifetime

Wouldn't it be awesome if we could do a "fast forward" of our astronomical view of galactic space.

Bro 💀

why am i seeing a sus comment under a perfectly innocent yt short 😭😭

Underrated 😂😂

Even though you’re a year late

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* snuffs out any inkling of life in the range of 350,000 lightyears *

Somebody got P-nut butter on my chocolate...

Kills lots of beings

@@unitedwestand5100 Somebody got chocolate on my peanut butter 😕

Right now they are just touching tips.

Why not the Milkydrama Galaxy?

So the question is are we gunna die?

@@bumblebee0369 That’s open to debate , there is no clear understanding since this will be an unprecedented event, but I think personally that no one will die.

@@bumblebee0369 We'll be long gone by then.

@@FranzFartinand We will, but humakity could still exist at that point.

You can. You are permitted to sh!t in Detroit, yes?

I have never seen something so true

​@I killed that beard guy It's a joke about how everything gets stolen in Detroit.

well, you can have Shitty Government and Leaders in Detroit!!!

And call it *ARMAGEDDON 2*

Would be a really boring one tbh

This movie would be billions of years long and it will just show two sets of lights going "hi, bye" in hyper super nucleoactic slow mo

You would need a Nokia to record a time lapse for that long

@@Trollamollex Maybe a movie with a ton of time skips, but then again if humanity survives for that long into the future, then I highly doubt that we'd still be in the same solar system. So I guess the movie wouldn't be that good of an idea lol.

Earth was born 4 billion years form now so…

Made in Heaven: I can help with that :))

I knew I would find someone in the comments thinking that too.😁

@@spideywhiplash Well, it's Detroit where every body has a fire arm on them so I wouldn't steal.

Can't have sh*t in Detroit

@@yonder8287 damn right. All motherfuckers got guns, that's why, all the assholes that talk shit about us, well, we invite them over

@@scienceium5233 bullshit

Lol , That's right , most people don't know we're watching old news . ( While they watch fake news 🤭)

Yeah that's what I was thinking. If it's 2.5 million light years away then what we see now happened 2.5 million years in the past

@@mistasandman8996 wayyyy more than that. 1 light year equates to 37,200 normal years if you’re going around 5 mph. If I was smarter I’d crunch the numbers but that means that this shit we’re seeing is possibly older than the Earth.

@@theandromedaeffect979 No you're confused man. Light cannot travel any faster or slower than 670 million MPH. We're observing the light emanating from the Galaxies

@@mistasandman8996 I believe the speed of light is slowing down. Not by much, but it is measurable, and implies that it was once much, much faster, like exponentially by some estimates.

dont worry dont trust anyone plus this vid was 1 year ago

@@ziadosama8245 you replied to a 1 month old comment about someone not being able to sleep...

6 million light years close?

@@JLL_29 and?????????????????

@@martymar6707 and it’s pointless

@@afrank198 Well the collision is gonna slightly affect Earth but all its gonna do is just alter the night sky from everywhere.

We all are gonna be burnt by the sun before this happens dont worry

Not true god is portecting us

@@midwestrailfan1550 i hope all my descendants have the horniness that same as me so that my descendants can watch the Andromeda and milky way collision, or experience that type II human civilization.

@@theleagueofsamthekid6991 it is true the galaxies are on a collision coarse and god doesnt need to protect us from it since its not gonna affect earth at all stars are so far apart that none of them will collide in a galactic collision

Its gonna take a few hundred million if not billions of years for the collision to fully happen and be done with. I believe we're good for the next 80-90 years 😅

There is nothing to feel terrified . You will b dead by then . Not even Earth will last that long I guess so.

@@Hakkaim1 true

It probably won’t do anything to the solar system anyway

We will miss all We encounter... The distances are too great... gravity will repel a lot.

I don't think that's quite how it works

@@Expoz3DxSpaRtaN still a fun way to put it

@@expertoflizardcorrugation3967 still a wrong way to put it

@@andlever2004 Fair enough

Hi

lol, duck and cover, Ray.

But we have time to make sandwiches first.

@@LienChess that would not affect life on earth tho. I think.

@@vedangsinghal4754 Well, if a star gets yeeted at us, or our star gets yeeted, the gravitational shifts could mean absolute hell fire and terror for our little wet rock. Including but not limited to: Getting thrown from our star. Getting thrown into our star. Getting thrown away from the entire galaxy. Or, more tamely, destabilizing our orbit with our star, where the planet eventually settled into (most probably) a non-survivable orbit. But we certainly will have time to make popcorn!

@@garysuarez9614 We have enough time to create an artificial intelligence and task it with deconstructing all the matter on Earth, then reconstructing it into trillions of sandwiches.

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You may be able to fight and fuck space aliens wouldn't that be delightful

@@lukemckee2255 you are a very strange dude Luke. 😂😂😂

@@youtubeaccount5153 ahh yes this might be the case😐

@@lukemckee2255 - Oh....That is so wrong😒

Literally☠️

I don’t think that happens when speaking of 2.5 billion l/y apart. I might be wrong, but the distance just seems too vast. Maybe when they’re halfway

@@GinoNL Well at that distance, the orbital speed would be too slow to keep up with the movement of the galaxy. There should be a threshold where those two values are equivalent, which would be the maximal distance at which a small body could maintain orbit

@@GinoNL black hole of both galaxies are locked with each other that's the reason of their collision

Hello fellow Ambassador ! 🌉

@@JeraldMYates yes sir! Hellooo!

it won't happen in our lifetime tho lol

the outer parts of the milky way galaxy touching the outer parts of the Andromeda galaxy basically still means shit ain't gonna happen for billions of years

Thanks UA!

@vladimir putin is andrei panin jfk is jimmy carter cause it is

@vladimir putin is andrei panin jfk is jimmy carter you can see the curve

Oh Detroit!? Well that light pollution should be gone in a couple years

@@sebastiandomingos335 we are currently building skyscrapers and updating them. Don't talk about shit you don't no anything about

@@orlandofields1973 It's a joke r/woosh.

@@orlandofields1973 know*

@@sebastiandomingos335 joke my ass. Come to Detroit, I'll show you where a joke about us gets ya

Hey thanks, Joe!

Fr it likely is

Thank you.

Interesting

It doesent matter.. even if you grant him his theory that the non visible edges of the galaxies are already kind of touching… It doesent prove that the estimate of 4 billion years is incorrect. Both things could be true, he didn’t even offer a theory or counter argument let alone proof.

@@capatheist he didn't say anything contradictory to that....he just said the layers of gas gravitationally bound to the milky way and Andromeda are touching already.

@@capatheist you want my mans to give counter arguments in a max 60 second video?

It’s a very curious thought. As if the conditions of life could get any more perfect. Drakes equation currently accounts for 51 factors that makes life habitable on Earth. Now imagine right as humanity starts becoming a galactic species, it happens during a fucking galaxy merger. Not only is our galaxy getting bigger. It’s also our ride out of this galaxy, and we can become a multi galactic species. Or.... Unconcious chaos from the merger could result in our horrible deaths, all of us.... I wonder if anyone has written any science fiction about a species becoming technologically capable to travel the cosmos, all during a galactic collision. Surely a lot of opportunities will pop up to see and explore things that would otherwise be impossible in just our Milky Way galaxy. Imagine creating a Dyson sphere around a star that’s about to be ejected from the galaxy. Then just hitching a ride to wherever the hell it ends up. Now imagine doing this for the thousands of stars that will be ejected. Humanity scattering in all directions. Some destined to float in orbit around their rogue star for eternity. Some destined to land somewhere else eventually.

@@gravoc857 I’ll take three

@@gravoc857 - Dyson Sphere tech is way beyond anything we could even think about planning. Maybe we should start with a single space elevator and, see how it goes from there. And, even that will be nearly impossible to achieve.

@@achaille9110 It will take billions of years for the galactic merger to get to the point that stars are being ejected from the galaxy. If we can’t achieve Dyson spheres before then, then we never will achieve them. Dyson spheres is something a civilization should be working towards as it transitions to a full type 2. We are a type 0.72 civilization. By the time Andromeda reaches us, humanity should be reaching or already a full type 3 civilization. If we are incapable of reaching type 3 in those billions of years. Then it’s likely the Great Filter is ahead of us and humanity will no longer be here by the time Andromeda merges. So I say think out the box a little bit :). Space elevators is something that will occur this millennium. But I personally think sky hooks and scram jets fired via massive rail guns is more likely. A space elevator is a logistical nightmare and a massive risk. That’s also assuming we don’t find a way to manipulate space time. This is an exciting time to be alive because warp drives are seemingly transitioning from science fiction, to science theory. We’re not at science fact yet, but Alexey’s proposed warp drive is beyond fascinating. It’s capable of achieving subluminal and hyperluminal travel. It works within General Relativity. It doesn’t not require fictional sciences like negative mass energy. It does not break any laws of nature. Its 100% possible to achieve in this universe. The craft itself will be a logistical nightmare to achieve though. Currently, it requires immense condensed matter to dialate time. It’s possible, but very freaking hard and humanity will be unlikely to make such a craft for a very long time. But this in itself is assuming that gravity-heavy objects is required for warp travel. If Bob Lazar is correct, anti matter can be used to generate gravity wave fields. Or dark matter could be a solution. We just gotta figure out what the damn stuff is first. Maybe once we know what it is, and how to harness it. We’ll laugh at the thoughtof how we all believed warp drives to be impossible.

@@gravoc857 I have serious doubts the human civilization will last even 100 years. Sad really, but realistically too late to stop.

@Sir_Artemis yeah sadly honestly wanted to see it and I wouldn’t mind dying to planet yknow

So it already happened?

Yes except the universe is only 13.8 billion years old

@@30000beesinatrenchcoat so they say .but they don't really know 🤩

@@OpalineAndTheBean eh… it’s all just a theory. I heard the Big Bang theory was recently disproven by the James Webb Space Telescope

Good point!

Same I’m trying to enjoy life how it is

For fucking real. This isn’t exciting. It doesn’t take much to throw our orbit off and take all this happy ass data and make it meaningless because; we’ll all be dead lmfao

You would be dead so fast you wouldn’t even get to appreciate how “stellar” your death was.

Our species wont last to experience this 💀

Ye me too

@vladimir putin is andrei panin jfk is jimmy carter by using my brain. Also, I technically never stated that it was a globe.

@vladimir putin is andrei panin jfk is jimmy carter we have pictures

@rapture ocotber 16, 2021 by having more than 2 braincells

@If you can't melt sand - how do you make glass? you can also see the bend Look at ships moving out to see

@Allah is Satan(Saturn); Mahomet=Baphomet by having more braincell than you

Correct. Further, I do not consider the halos to be a part of the galaxies. If the halos over the heads of two angels are touching, we cannot say that their heads are touching. Or, we could say that the galaxy is the city and the halo is the surrounding county; though the county limits may border one another the cities do not.

@@woodmanbrown3114 you could say it's the start of them touching. People would say moving towards each other it the start of the touching but galaxies are not people. It could be the start of them touching.

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If the Oort clouds of two neighboring solar systems had begun interacting, you could rightly say those solar systems are touching, by at least some definitions. Wouldn't galaxies work the same way?

@@meribor idk I’m no astrophysics

I've heard about this multiple times on different science news feeds.

@@coreymiller6717 ok so what’s the new estimation of time it will take the galaxies to collide? Now that that guy in the video has noticed from his backyard that “the edge of andromeda is half way to the Milky Way” What does this “finding” tell you the real estimate is??

@@coreymiller6717 also can you see Russia from Your backyard? 😏

*hypothesis

@@capatheist Do you think I'm a scientist in a related field? Go do some damn research buddy. Your statement is incoherent. What's this back yard, Palin sees Russia nonsense? Lol

Maybe it's because they want to leave the door open for new discoveries because better theories are bound to come along.

That's the difference between science and religion, science is always open for change

Science changes based on new evidence. If you find evidence that disproves a solid theory we already have, you may just get a nobel prize!

What would you rather them say? "We know everything"?

@@amitshetty6359 Science has zero to do with religion nor atheism.

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Well, what can we even do? Put everyone in a spaceship & spend the rest of existence trying to find a planet that replicates our own? We're all gonna die, anyway, probs sooner than the collision, might as well make life on earth as good as it gets rather than worry about cannibal galaxies

@@Miles_Phantasmagoria 😆 Cannibal Galaxies! Andromeda is not going to eat us... We're just going to collide. And how exactly is this going to end is something no one can answer because as you know NASA's budget goes into private companies' pockets - like Space X and Blue Origin. They plan to make space travel a business by draining the budget for long term researches. And the time is over but soon Elon Musk will be the richest man in 2 galaxies, not just on Earth or in the Milky Way! 😆

@@charlievardar1330 I looked it up, & the definition I found was "cannibal galaxy" as both Andromeda & the good ole milky way both consumed smaller galaxies. And to be fair, I don't think any of us will live long enough to see it. Our solar system has a good chance of survival but I don't have high hopes for humanity with how we're going. I also don't think that space travel should rely so heavily on private corporations & that space knowledge takes a backseat to rich guys wanting to go glamping on mars & the moon. I don't know what the solution is, frankly, but I feel nervous at it all

Oh don’t worry! It won’t be explosive, our solar system would be unscathed during the merge and there will only be a few star collisions

Same I HOPE

I don't the light from these galaxies will reach us in our lifetime

In 356000

I wish! But I used an Orion ED80T telescope on this target.

Yeah, right? It's almost like he downloaded it. What a coincidence.

@@1986DarkStalker Really, that's what you tool from this?

@@1986DarkStalker Fun fact: The Andromeda galaxy takes up a bigger area of the night sky than the moon... I seriously don't doubt that you can get these types of photos with a simple telescope

@@1986DarkStalker I’m not sure if you’re saying that he did download it, but andromeda is bright as hell, so it’s actually not that hard to get great detail from it. Although, that definitely isn’t Hubble level detail, lol.

i would ducking hate life because it becomes so boring. imagine living for 4 billion years without getting bored

Awesome, I hope you weren't disappointed with your first selection.

@@ChucksAstrophotography That's never the case Chuck.

You can’t wait?

No damage would be done to us considering how vast space is so it wouldnt affect the solar system

Yes, I know a lot hinges on that "if".

It most likely does. Since other galaxies do, then why won't ours have one too?

@@rooftopastronomer2697 Probably, but that's an assumption.

@@ChaosBasedForm we have learnt most things about our galaxy based on assumptions by looking at *other* galaxies.

@@rooftopastronomer2697 we assumed so many things that weren't true at the end. Saying that our galaxy is already colliding with Andromeda I'm afraid it's just an assumption.

I was looking for these comments. No though, solar systems in galaxies are very far apart for our sake so they will just combine it wont effect our solar system in any way but we might get new neighbors in the empty spaces

In billions of years. Earth won't be here then

@@sammyhooligan803 could be a lot sooner if our sun dies off. That could happen any time.

Ha thats funny cause Andromeda is the only galaxy anywhere near us

@@TheGoldenBoot-cz1do No its not. They discovered our galaxy is already in the process of colliding with several other galaxies and has been for hundreds of millions of years.

@@blankdude9996 andromeda is the closest one according to nasa and its still a couple billion years away. But believe what you want

@@TheGoldenBoot-cz1do ya, not sure where he got his inside info from , but everything I have researched agrees Andromeda is the closest

I think this person means satellite galaxies like the Small Magellanic Cloud and the Large Magellanic Cloud, which are considered satellite galaxies and they orbit our own. I believe I read that there’s 50 other smaller galaxies orbiting the Milky Way. But yes, the Andromeda Galaxy is our closest galactic neighbor in terms of size and then the Triangulum Galaxy. And each of them have their own satellite galaxies orbiting them too. So the 3 biggest galaxies and their satellite galaxies make up the Local Group. To finish it off, I also read and saw multiple videos on the Milky Way “colliding” or “devouring” one of its satellite galaxies, which really just means that they’re merging, but since the MW is so big compared to the small galaxy, it won’t cause much of a difference. Hope that clears the confusion.