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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing, but on average they'll be lightyears apart. I think the chance of them hitting each other is astronomically small. Even wh
by akvadrako 9y ago
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing, but on average they'll be lightyears apart. I think the chance of them hitting each other is astronomically small.
Even when Andromeda and the Milky way collide, almost nothing will hit each other, because there is no much empty space.
- ekianjo 9y agoThis being said there was a paper recently studying the frequency of meteor impacts with the frequency of the solar system passing by arms of the Milky Way, and it did suggest there were more meteor impacts when the solar system passed in slightly more dense zones.