Scientists Have Just Discovered Something Massive In Space But Said It Shouldn't Be There

Scientists have just discovered something massive in space but said it shouldn't be there. Today, we take a look at what scientists have just discovered in space.

Space is a wondrous place full of excitement and adventure, filled with countless possibilities. What lurks beyond the stars is a question humanity has posed time and time again and with each passing day we are closer to uncovering its myriad of secrets.

The Milky Way is our home; our little patch of space in which our solar system dwells. However, it is far from being the only galaxy near us. Seated at an estimated 820,00 light-years away from our very own green planet lies a tiny galaxy on the outskirts of the Milky Way.

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[judithhope]

It doesn't devour galaxies. They merge. When we merge with it, it's unlikely that any stars will collide. Space is BIG!

[philipmcdonagh]

They found something massive in space. Space. That's pretty massive.

[pip]

You never fail to impress with what seems like limitless conundrums...

[CosmicPandadox]

There is enough space between bodies that there is likely to be zero collisions when Andromeda and milky way collide... What I'm curious about is how will the tidal forces affect the galaxies and systems inside of them

[yeti]

Again a job well done love your work keep up the good work.

[diabetesasia]

Excellent discovery, Thanks for wonderful work

[wildfoodietours]

Such a big fan of space exploration into the unknown. The possibilities are literally endless.

[NLnaLovesU]

Epic ! Awesome stuff about the Leo 1 galaxy, btw that picture of the black hole in it looks like Garfield 🐈 😆

[BuckfastConsumer]

Is it our galactic earth shield ? We have an intelligent creator and protector

[raymondbatchelor]

We hardly know anything when it comes to space. We have loads of different aliens.

[ghoraxe]

Was thinking today about our solar system and how a planets distance from the sun seems to determine how dense that planet is... Closer planets are generally rocky.. far away planets tend to be gaseous... It had me pondering an idea.. is it possible that the make up of entire solar systems follow a similar pattern when considering it's distance from the center of the milky way Galaxy?... Would their be denser stuff in these solar systems or bigger stars?.. would this effect the physics of that area...maybe even change the conditions for life

[frankshort]

The discoveries in space are awesome but the space junk is unacceptable the Us and other countries need to be held responsible for their space junk

[bbbreakdown]

According to my observations and believes: every center Galaxy black holes working as the engine of our every observable Galaxies. Every Black holes moves every Galaxy to spin in this very vast universes.

[TysonHockley]

The worst feeling in the world as a small YouTuber is waking up and seeing nothing changed on your channel 😭😢

[lanceburke]

Andromeda won't swallow MY Universe! I AM a perpetual eternal universe within Myself!!

[johndavis]

Humans seem to turn everything into either garbage dumps or latrines. Odd.

[neverbknown]

They should already be stacking aluminum in orbit.

[georgetaylor]

4 billion years? Humans barely survive day to day 😪

[nannabannanna]

is this a repost??? i saw this episode a week or so ago.

[osmosisjones]

No mention at all about the Astronomers Discover Super Highway for Traveling the Solar System