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Hypothesis in Contemporary Astrophysics—Could Galactic Interactions Occur Sooner? Relativistic Temporal Effects in Milky Way–Andromeda Encounters

2026-03-09

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Throughout the second part of the Modern Era, leading researchers in astronomy, physics and applied statistics into astrophysics have brought a novel hypothesis, in which it was speculated that the Milky Way will experience a clash with another galaxy as a result of an intersection in their motion. Currently, such a statement is purely speculative in nature, although specific signs that such a hypothesis reflects...

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e03f51f8-2106-58e8-80e1-b74ea933bf4e
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10.20944/preprints202504.2030.v4
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