What is the danger of the 2013 Cosmic Collision for us?

2013 Cosmic Collision: Milky Way Gas Cloud Impacts Mega Black Hole Scientists have discovered that a large gas cloud is approaching the black hole and is expected to collide with the black hole at the center of the Milky Way in 2013 "ImpactThe 2013 galactic gas cloud will hit the supermassive black hole, which will emit bright radiation." According to foreign reports, scientists expect that next year we will see the largest "cosmic collision event" in history, the existence of huge gas clouds near the Milky Way**, and from the trajectory of their movements, they will "collide" with supermassive black holes in 2013.

This massive cosmic impact event occurred in the direction of Sagittarius A, near the galactic heart of the Milky Way. In fact, the giant gas cloud deviated from its original trajectory at a distance equivalent to 36 hours at the speed of light, but the black hole's strong gravitational pull was able to tear it to pieces. Cosmic collisions will not have anything to do with the Earth, all known supermassive black holes are very far away from the Earth, the black hole at the center of the Milky Way is more than 30,000 light-years away from the Earth, the ** black hole of the Omica Centauri cluster is 22,000 light-years away from the Earth, and even the stellar black hole Cygnus X-1 is 6,000 light-years away from the Earth.

What does your 2013 crash have to do with Earth?

The only way to do it is to change the orbit of the meteorite to avoid crashing into the Earth, otherwise there will be a mass extinction on the Earth. Humans can use nuclear metamorphosis to shatter meteorites or change the orbit of meteorites by impacting. Humans are not fools either, and of course there are ways.

I'll tell you the truth: the danger is great! Seeing that you care so much about the home of mankind and yourself, then protect the earth and create a green earth, others can't do it, you can do it!

The Great Collision of the Universe, that is, galaxy-level babes, one day in the sky, a hundred years on the earth, and the changes in the general outer galaxies have reached us, which is enough to wait until the earth is left to fend for itself. In addition, galaxies have the ability to adapt, and for the powerful energy outside, what is lacking will be made up, and the rest will be poured out.

There should be no harm! Note: Because the news reports are about the edge of the galaxy! First of all, light years are the unit of distance! The Earth is about 25,000 light-years away from the center of the Milky Way, and if you see it on Earth, it will be 25,000 years ago!!

So worry about the fart!

It shouldn't have much of an impact, and 90% of it won't disturb the planet. Because the distance is too far, even if the shock wave will travel to the earth, it will not have much impact. Besides, it is the clouds that hit the black hole, and the mass of the black hole is enough to suck the clouds into the "stomach".

Space + time = universe, the Great Collision was formed by the matter of 20 billion years ago, and aftershocks will affect the entire space. So our planet will also be impacted, but the power will also be reduced. The greatest danger is that this force moves the cosmic meteorite belt at a speed of light-years and hours.

Everywhere it goes, it hits the hardest.

At the time of the Great Impact, we were no longer in this world.

Wow quack ......It's all so active......

Pure rumor: 1999 said the end of the world. It's 2012 again, and it's the end of the world.

There will be no threat to the planet in the next 100 years. Rest assured, everyone.

The expansion of the universe will stop with the consumption of energy, and it is not that the universe will continue to expand, but the expansion of the universe and other universes will encounter or even collide with very little, but the impact on human beings will be limited.

However, in the process of expanding and consuming energy, the universe will gradually become regulated until the energy of the universe can no longer support the expansion of the universe, and eventually the universe will gradually shrink until the universe dies, which is also the life process of the universe form, but what we know is the cognitive universe, and there is an unknown universe and space outside the universe, that is, the dimensional division of human beings.

In the infinite cosmic space, human cognition is slim, and in the Milky Way, it is also a breakthrough for human beings to break through the cognitive cosmic space and gradually contact the unknown outer universe.

The universe has a shell. The balloon bursts, that is, the shell breaks, what else can you exist?

The formulation of this question is nonsense, the expansion of the universe and the collision of different universes are two concepts, for the perceptible level of different universes, it always depends on their respective implicit layers and dimensions, the possibility of collision depends on the correlation of their interactions, this possibility is extremely small and super dangerous, and the expansion of the universe is self-contained, finite or infinite has nothing to do with other universes.

The impact on humans? I guess the galaxy is gone! [cover your face] [cover your face] [cover your face].

I see the collision of the two universes as the collision of two spinning tops, the earth is the dust on the spinning top, and humanity is hit hard by the destruction!

You don't have to worry, according to foreign revelations: the United States, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom. In order to fight a war of human interference with China, it is to use some unknown topics in aerospace science to intimidate the people's order of life.

Let the people think crankily and interfere with their lives. In 1999, there was a prophecy that 1999 would be the end of the world, and there would be no 2000 years. It's 2012 now, so these are pure rumors.

The Great Collision of Universes is also quite a meteor shower-like scene, so you don't have to worry too much, according to the facts, French aerospace science says: The earth will not be threatened in the next 100 years. It's true, so don't listen to those online rumors.

Won't you know by 2013? Whether it's true or not, it's just a matter of the future, you just need to do well in the present and grasp today!

Nonsense, if you have time to worry about these, you might as well go and read a few of your favorite books.

It's true, but it doesn't seem to hurt humans at the moment.

The collision had already occurred, and the Earth was about 10,000 light-years away from the center of the Milky Way. At the speed at which light travels, we now see what the center of the Milky Way looked like 33,000 years ago.

And say that 2012 is the end of the world, what do you think is happening now?