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The end of the Milky Way galaxy as we know it [View all]	onehandle	May 2012	OP
Film at 11	jberryhill	May 2012	#1
That's how I see it panning out .	may3rd	May 2012	#32
Well, I feel much better now.	freshwest	May 2012	#34
Oh, this won't go over well in the South. They're against interspatial unions. nt	valerief	May 2012	#41
But I was going to have my hair done	Nuclear Unicorn	May 2012	#2
And of course, Obama isn't doing ANYTHING about it.	Ian David	May 2012	#3
The President is so LIHOP on this. nt	onehandle	May 2012	#9
Are you kidding? The tribal elders in Kenya put this plan in place over a century ago...	Blue_Tires	May 2012	#12
Oh hell does that mean we are	Iliyah	May 2012	#4
Andromeda and Milky are about to have Galactic Sex	malthaussen	May 2012	#5
Won't matter much. Earth will be a dead planet by then.	sinkingfeeling	May 2012	#6
True	kenfrequed	May 2012	#7
No, our sun won't become a red giant for another 5 billion years.	Lasher	May 2012	#14
It is extremely unlikely that the collision will do anything to Earth.	jeff47	May 2012	#17
Suppose we also end up with a larger, more elliptical orbit around our own sun?	FiveGoodMen	May 2012	#42
That would actually be more helpful	jeff47	May 2012	#48
Uhm...	kenfrequed	May 2012	#30
Red giant is when it expands to consume the Earth	jeff47	May 2012	#49
No, that's going to happen in about 5 billion years	jeff47	May 2012	#15
Perhaps	randome	May 2012	#8
OMG better prepare for the Rapture now	LynneSin	May 2012	#10
Oh CNN.	wial	May 2012	#11
Collisionj??	nahant	May 2012	#13
I'm sure North Carolina will make this illegal.	MinneapolisMatt	May 2012	#16
lol	jeff47	May 2012	#18
This has been a bad, embarassing month to be from NC (I should know)	TalkingDog	May 2012	#26
another up side...	awoke_in_2003	May 2012	#43
This message was self-deleted by its author	bupkus	May 2012	#28
In fundie time, that's 6000 years from now. n/t	cynatnite	May 2012	#19
Maybe I'm simple-minded, but if everything's moving away from the Big Bang, how do galaxies collide?	qb	May 2012	#20
The close clusters of galaxies still are affected by gravitational attraction to one another.	Gore1FL	May 2012	#21
This message was self-deleted by its author	bupkus	May 2012	#29
Hmmm...	kenfrequed	May 2012	#31
You are correct.	Gore1FL	May 2012	#35
I was wondering about that as well?	Uncle Joe	May 2012	#23
Here's a good article on the collision...	Fearless	Jun 2012	#56
Well, when a mommy galaxy and a daddy galaxy love each other very much ...	Arugula Latte	May 2012	#47
Perfect!!!!!	dixiegrrrrl	May 2012	#52
If this makes the news tonight, everyone willl clean out the bread and milk at their local stores.	bulloney	May 2012	#22
I hope after cryogenic freezing I get to see Mildromeda!	SWTORFanatic	May 2012	#24
Milkomeda!	Odin2005	May 2012	#44
And I feel fine!	dbackjon	May 2012	#25
This message was self-deleted by its author	bupkus	May 2012	#27
what a shame....Proof only the good die young	may3rd	May 2012	#33
Woot! Let the looting begin! nt	ZombieHorde	May 2012	#36
The entire Virgo Supercluster is moving toward the Great Attractor.	joshcryer	May 2012	#37
WAIT! WAIT! (tilts head) Are we insured for that kind of collision?	Poll_Blind	May 2012	#38
Meh I announced this on DU Feb 2010 I thought everyone already had their bags packed.	grantcart	May 2012	#39
"0. The end of the Milky Way galaxy as we know it;"	greiner3	May 2012	#40
Cosmic cleanup on aisle 5!	Odin2005	May 2012	#45
If the GOP wins this election, no more humanity. If Obama wins, we will still be around	BanTheGOP	May 2012	#46
What does Hershey have to say about all this?	Starboard Tack	May 2012	#50
I'm still betting that Andromeda will swerve first.	jmondine	May 2012	#51
I won't be around in 4 billion years	Rosa Luxemburg	Jun 2012	#53
But what about your great X 10^23 graandchildren?	Maven	Jun 2012	#54
Think how much life has changed in the last half a billion years	FiveGoodMen	Jun 2012	#57
Yeah, but I'll bet there'll still be cockroaches scurrying around	sylvi	Jun 2012	#58
I blame Canada	pinboy3niner	Jun 2012	#55
I'll be too old to care by then :-)	madokie	Jun 2012	#59

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