NASA studies "the mysterious star" before the "catastrophic collision"

The Milwaukee runway is colliding with the Andromeda galaxies and the big Magellanic cloud, the Metro newspaper reported.

NASA will launch a study called "The Avenue" to follow a "mysterious star" in the Magellanic galaxy.

Earlier this year, it was discovered that the "giant magellanic cloud" would collide with our solar system in a "catastrophic" way, leading to the "black earth".

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Experts now plan to delve into the details of the great Magellanic cloud by examining and studying a mysterious star called 1987A, which crashed after a supernova explosion.

According to the newspaper, the expected collision will not occur after at least two billion years, adding that "NASA astronomers will use an infrared telescope to examine the dead star's dust cloud after the 39; explosion. "

The researchers hope to "study the remains of this star in search of evidence on the life of the stars and on their death".

"The dust will take us to a set of data, the planets are dust-free and dust-free, there will not be any," said Olivia Jones of the UK's Center for Astronomy Technology.

A previous study revealed that the expected collision between the Great Magellanic Cloud and the Milky Way could cause a huge black hole in the solar system, beginning to "eat everything around it and become ten times larger than the current size ".

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