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Originally Posted by pastor Jeff Otterman What would happen if another galaxy collided with our own galaxy? Would we know when the collision would affect earth? If a new star formed in the vacinity of our own Sun would we have any foreknowledge that it was going to happen? What would happen if another star formed near mars? I like questions and many of you seem to have great answers, I am wondering what all of you think. Here is one more, if earth was pulled into a blackhole what is on the other side?
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If another galaxy collided with our own, we might not be affected at all. We are expected to collide with Andromeda, I think, far into the future. So if you want to predict the future, you would have to number crunch the collision of two galaxies. I believe the stars will all change. In the blink of an eye, we(stars) shall all be changed.
If a new star formed in the vicinity of the sun, He could become part of a binary star system. He would be married, so to speak. He may try to stay single.
If another star formed near Mars, conditions would be altered on Mars. Perhaps it would become more like Mercury, the closest to a star in our solar system.
Hello, Pastor. I am not an astrophysicist, so understand it is only speculation.
The only thing on the other side of a black hole is the hole itself, all matter becomes part of the hole, including the earth. It is the one place in the universe where what goes up, stays up.