Mission Accomplished, Andromeda-Milky Way collision

[Master4902]

What's the background music?

[emodestroyer2012]

Andromeda came out of fucking no were !!!

[CocacolaCowboy1919]

I have a thought. The galaxies are soooo large that even if the earth and our solar system was still around when this happened, I wonder if it would really affect our solar system? Like a bactirum really doesn't move that much if someone threw a big boulder in a lake. It would move but things near it would move in same location. See what I 'm sayin anyone?

[kyleisreallycool]

@CocacolaCowboy1919 it would be pretty interesting. in the years before the collision Andromeda would take up the the whole night sky

[Crazygirl11683]

So the Milky Way could become irregular?

[yomamasapeach]

surprise

[Leizazure]

Those two galaxies at the top right are mimicking most of the collision actions XD.

[starscreem65]

The sun will have destroyed the earth by then.

[elpazzobg]

glad i wont be around to see it ;d and there is a theory that the very center of each galaxy is a black hole so don't worry ... Earth will be long gone sucked in or flunget out of the galaxy before somethin like that happens ...

sorry for the mistakes but i'm far from being english ;d

[philtripe]

omg.omg.omg...i think i just ate some paper from my ice cream sandwich...oh well, ill have another one

[euphoritch]

what i think is realy amazing , keep in your mind this process goes so very very very slow , everytime i look at the timebars its more then 5000000 years per second i watch . could that mean if a collision happens , planets will remain intact?, anyone? , i am very curious , and others knoweledge is very welcome at my channel . offcourse i sub to your channel. thanks in advance for any anwser

[LeeRLang]

@euphoritch Almost none of the matter in the two galaxies will actually collide with one another. It's all gravity. Though the solar system would be moved significantly, It will have virtually no impact on the environment of the solar system itself, thus all of the planets would remain intact (ignoring the fact the sun will be swelled up by than, and Earth would be a molten ball of lava).

[euphoritch]

@LeeRLang wow , that is mindblowing to think of ...i mean on highspeed simulations it look very agresive and destructive , 2 galaxy,s colliding . still there is like you say great harmony btween the 2 . man you provided me with some nice stuff do spin my mind some more . thank you . its nice when someone can give some clean anwsers about things like this . cheers m8!!

[RodCornholio]

@euphoritch Because galaxies are mostly empty space, planetary collisions are unlikely (close to 0% chance I would guess). The Earth as we know it, without intervention, would be long gone by this time.

[twistedfool420]

Makes me wonder if edventually all galaxies will collide with eachother & form a single galaxy, leaving the rest of the universe empty...

[RodCornholio]

@twistedfool420 Wonder is good but the current models predict a very dark future as galaxies 'n things expand at an accelerated rate. The predicted Heat Death seems to be a cold reality as well.

[Baddudeman142]

About how long until this galaxy reaches us?

[Okemaysim14]

@Baddudeman142

probably around 3 billion years... so we have nothing to worry about. LOL!

[noveltyskateboards]

someone needs to call The Doctor to see how this truly turns out!

[IMAFISHYAY]

Lol the number of stars colliding predicted for the crash is 6. SIX out of TWO HUNDRED BILLION.... Why? because the stars in galaxies are proportionately spread out like a few baseballs scattered across north america.

[euphoritch]

@IMAFISHYAY i found it so difficult to keep in mind what you say . what we see is soooooo damn large , and besides that . many times it looks like planets stay in tact . i mean is there any collison within the galaxy . like planets exploding and stuff like that? it looks like one great harmony , if earths galaxy enters a collision wil earth survive that? ( with or without humans ) ? . thanks for any response.

[DarkwarriorJ]

@euphoritch Depends, we would most likely be flung out of orbit or flung out of the galaxy or sent into a black hole...

[LiberalJerseyman]

@IMAFISHYAY Stars could fall too close to the supermassive black hole at the center

[RockeyJesse20]

this is bad new for mankind with these two galaxies crash into each other its like turning off your tv

[Wintendows]

@RockeyJesse20 actually none of the stars really colides with each other. There is just too many space between two stars

[renoor]

where has the central black hole of Andromeda gone?

[LeeRLang]

Andromeda first took a small bite of the milky way to see how tasty it was. It than proceeded to eat the whole thing in one bite. *NOM NOM NOM*

[euphoritch]

@LeeRLang u might be right about the tasting , it always looks like both galaxy,e like eachother . . there are even collisions producing new galaxy,s . fuckin amazing man . i like your vision. makes it possible to see the big picture

[Leizazure]

@LeeRLang Yummy , cookies and milk flavour!

[KaitoKid10040]

Its weird how people say that these galaxies will collide. When, M31 sits right next to another galaxy. M110. Why won't those collide? Or maybe they will, and all u scientists are just craving galactic destruction.

[IMAFISHYAY]

@KaitoKid10040 M110 is orbiting M31. It is a "Sattelite galaxy" and is much smaller than M31 (and m31 is andromeda, BTW). Its equivilant is the large magellanic cloud that orbits the milky way. Sciencepower!

[Tuathalful]

So what will happen first? Our sun starting to die and the rendering of the Earth uninhabitable, or this predicted collision?

[RodCornholio]

@Tuathalful I could be wrong. The person who did this calculation thinks it would be catastrophic (assuming the Earth was saved from our sun's predicted expansion). disclose . tv/action/viewvideo/13230/How_­The_Milky_Way_Will_End/

(Remove the spaces between the dot)

[averyellis]

Amazing how fluid it is when sped up. Looks just like... every other natural thing, I guess.

[Celsius32493]

well you guys its not going to be fun when we get either sucked in the other galaxy or even thrown out of our own its not going to be easy going its two galaxies colliding we wont be fine xD but we wont be here when it happens so yea

[ytbabbler]

@Celsius32493 Even they who are there when it happens will not notice much either during their lifetime, the sequence here took over 3000 years, and since our Sun will burn out at about the same time, they maybe are lucky to be picked up by another Sun, if it's not to late already.

[selearemus]

get universe sandbox demo u will see the best collision ;)

[lane83180]

it want be that bad but it might look realy neat at night

[MrDatpiff]

Also, just discovered a few months ago, the Milkyway is actually BIGGER than the Andromeda.

[IsArtanisAzn]

Really? It better be. Then we don't have to worry then our galaxy just swallows Andromeda whole. Otherwise, if Andromeda is still bigger than us, then I hope it misses or gets swallowed by a bigger galaxy than it before it swallows up us.

[R4shM4n]

@MrDatpiff no, i don't think so.

[mdoerkse]

Where is this simulation from? How was it made? It is beautiful to watch!

[APerfectSystem]

Why in the beginning of the title is written "Mission Accomplished"?

[Dubai0Money]

he thinks his cool. he thinks it some sort of termintor that finished and excited mission with lots of explostion. but what we all what he reali finshed.

[ArataMusic1]

What did you use for this simulation?

[GateMessenger]

Well seeing that most stars are light years apart what would be the chance of two stars colliding during the mixing? About a billion to one? So even if Andromeda collided with the Milky Way there would be nothing to worry about. According to astronomers there are stars in the Milky Way that orbit the core opposite to other stars, plus bands of stars that orbit at different velocities. This suggests the mixing of galaxies has happened once before in the Milky Way. Check out the inflation theory.

[shagrama]

Any other background song would have been better!!!!

[earlierfernanzo]

That is our sun.

[ArataMusic1]

What did you use for this simulation.

[Kulawendin]

What's that large object that's circling close to the centre?

[AFVABMDES]

Excellent!!!

[dodow1234]

crap, and its on its way here, we gotta find technology to escape from our galaxy sooner

[pawn3d167]

r u dumb...3 billlion yrs from now...the sun would already b gone by then

[ancalites]

The sun will be around for another 5 billion years at least. Probably more.

[KmazzFilms]

i wonder what will happend to da human race

[TheDSMoviegamer]

Dont worry about me Ill be dead when this happens :D

[asiangurlisme]

Even when they do collide it'll just become a bigger elliptical or irregular galaxy. Anyway, the sun is going to swell up well past the orbit of mars in approx. 5,000,000 and take most of the solar system with it, including Earth

[KosmynC64]

What is that program?

[TomMinderson]

I thot the collision will produce an elliptical galaxy. I don't really see elliptical-ness coming about here, perhaps because the simulation lacks dust and gas simulation?