future of milky way galaxy

This is the Andromeda Galaxy, which is moving towards our Galaxy Milky Way Galaxy. The speed of Andromeda Galaxy is 110 kilometres per hour. You can imagine that our countdown has started, although both of them are still far away, maybe that size  If it crosses over, it cannot be predicted. Most of the scientists are not afraid of colliding with the star, they are only afraid of the black hole present in it.  Due to which there is a possibility of destruction of the whole milkmaid, then what is the future of the Milky Way Galaxy and what will happen with the Milky Way.

NASA has done many such photos that it seems that the galaxy and the star are going to collide with each other. If the galaxy is very big, then it swallows the small one like the galaxy. This has also happened with the Andromeda Galaxy.  It has swallowed and it is moving towards our galaxy but this competition is equal but Andromeda is a cannibal who has swallowed two galaxies. Andromeda is moving towards our galaxy at a speed of 3,96,000 kilometers per hour. It seems that our escape  It is difficult, the scientist says that it cannot be said that it is much bigger than our galaxy, it is so fast that we can reach the moon in an hour. Andromeda is not coming alone to collide with the Milky Way, another big one with it.  Galaxy is coming named Triangulum A.K.A.  M33 is also coming which will take 4 cats years to reach our Galaxy and Andromeda Galaxy will collide with Milky Way 4- 4.7BN years later.

Andromeda Galaxy will cross after colliding, then after that super black holes will collide with each other but Andromeda black hole is much bigger than Milky black hole. Scientist believes that after colliding, some stars from the galaxy will move out of the solar system and wander somewhere else.  There will be a 12 percent possibility that after colliding with a black hole, we will be consumed by the radiation of the black hole itself, or else we can burn in the solar system of the Andromeda Galaxy.  This is a hypothetical estimate that scientists thought up.