Two galaxies meeting each other, NASA shared the picture of 'Collision'
There are many such incidents within the universe which look nothing but a good looking art. Something similar happens when two galaxies merge into one another. American Space Agency NASA and European Space Agency ESA's Hubble Space Telescope have shared such an image on Instagram, during which two galaxies are seen entangled in one another. These two are associated with one another in such the way that they need been given a reputation – Arp 91. This sight is 100 million light years faraway from Earth.
Of these two, the brighter galaxy seen below is NGC 5953 and also the oval galaxy at the highest right is NGC 5954. Both of them are spirals but because of the angle from the world, their shape looks different. Arp 91 is taken into account the most effective example of interaction between two galaxies. Viewing it, it seems as if a spiral arm goes down.
The force of gravity between the 2 is so high that such an interaction is visible. this can be a crucial connection between galaxies and is kind of common. Most astronomers think that spiral galaxies form elliptical galaxies once they strike one another. These giant collisions happen over innumerable years. Therefore, it's hardly possible that the collision of those galaxies are going to be visible to anyone soon.
The Spiral Nebula, the closest neighbour of our Milky Way, is additionally moving rapidly towards us. As Andromeda is moving closer to the Milky Way Galaxy, it has been also found that when the 2 Galaxy will collide, a bigger star cluster would be formed called Milkomeda. The 2 galaxies will merge into one another in two billion years, and our Earth, the Sun and the entire Solar System will get a replacement home.