How fast is the Andromeda galaxy coming at the Milky Way?

There is a new substantiated hypothesis that

the universe is now expanding and contracting at the same time

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We think that some galaxies are moving away

from us and some are approaching. The Andromeda is approaching to

us with high speed (almost with the speed of light), but it falls

into the black hole, at the center of which is our galaxy, the

Milky Way.

Because of the great gravitational force

between our galaxy and Andromeda, there is gravitational

compression of time around us. That is, the time passes slowly

around us, and it seems to us that Andromeda is approaching us

slowly.

The closer it comes to us, the more will be

the gravitational force and the time will slow down. We would think

that the Andromeda is braking, slowing its approach, but it is

actually approaching us almost at the speed of light.

We have nothing to be afraid of. According to

our time, it needs billions of years to collide with our galaxy. If

we really live in four-dimensional space, there is nothing

surprising.