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Astronomers reveal Milky Way flipped after collision with Gaia Sausage 10 billion years ago.
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- Astronomers have discovered that the Milky Way galaxy was rotated after a collision with a smaller galaxy known as Gaia Sausage approximately 10 billion years ago.
- According to researchers from Durham University, this catastrophic event caused the Milky Way to take its current orientation.
- The findings provide insights into the early dynamics of galaxy formation and evolution prior to the formation of the solar system.
- The collision is described as a direct hit that had significant implications for the structure of the Milky Way as we know it today.
- This research highlights the complexities and history of galactic interactions in the universe.
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