**The spectacular final phase of the collision between two huge galaxies over 300 million light years away from us. NGC2623 is a galaxy that we see like this after it has continued a dance for billions of years in which the two nuclei have approached each other faster and faster and the gravity of the galaxies has extended the arms of stars very far away, at the same time throwing billions of stars far into the 'darkness. There are stars, like the Sun, with maybe planets, that have ended up thrown into Intergalactic space, without a home or galaxy to open to. The sky of these worlds has no star in the night. Only galaxies in the distance, barely visible. The photo was obtained by the Hubble Space Telescope --v 5** - Image #3 <@1055025501808369716>
The spectacular final phase of the collision between two huge galaxies over 300 million light years away from us. NGC2623 is a galaxy that we see like this after it has continued a dance for billions of years in which the two nuclei have approached each other faster and faster and the gravity of the galaxies has extended the arms of stars very far away, at the same time throwing billions of stars far into the darkness. There are stars, like the Sun, with maybe planets, that have ended up thrown into Intergalactic space, without a home or galaxy to open to. The sky of these worlds has no star in the night. Only galaxies in the distance, barely visible. The photo was obtained by the Hubble Space Telescope