re: #407 Sharmuta

We’ll be pretty screwed when our galaxy collides with Andromeda.

In a billion years or so, but if still around, we wouldn’t notice a thing except a fantastic view that would put the Milky Way to shame (who sees the Milky Way these days anyway except maybe folks in the Montana area).

The space between stars is so great they would just pass by each other, for the most part, all 400 or 500 billion of them as Sagan would say.