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Astronomers Reconstruct Galactic Collision that Would Have Broken Magellan's Little Cloud 200 Million Years Ago
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About 200 million years ago, two nearby dwarf galaxies would have struck at nearly 100 km/s. Magellan's Great Cloud would have crossed the Little Cloud by full force. University of Arizona researchers reconstructed this galactic collision. Their simulations explain why this galaxy now has such a distorted structure. A nearby galaxy whose stars have stopped spinning This dwarf galaxy poses a riddle to astronomers since the first gas speed maps. I…
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