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Will the Milky Way Be Cannibalized by Andromède? These New Results Have Something to Surprise!
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For decades, astronomers have announced a spectacular destiny for our galaxy: a titanic collision with its closest neighbour, Andromède. An inevitable galactic fusion, expected in about 5 billion years, which would forever transform the structure of the night sky. But a study published on June 2, 2025 in Nature Astronomy comes [...]
The collision between the Milky Way and Andromède, long considered inevitable, may ultimately not occur. Recent simulations question this prediction, which is that...
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