Colliding Galaxies with Roger Grossenbacher | Main Library for Adults

A galaxy is a huge mass of gas, dust, and millions or billions of
stars held together by gravity. Galaxies often come in flattened
spiral shapes. We live in the Milky Way galaxy halfway from the
center to the edge. Galaxies tend to gather in huge clusters and
they sometimes collide with each other. This program presents an
impressive collection of interacting galaxies warped by tidal forces
into amazing shapes and colors. Register to receive reminders
about the event! Register online, on our app, or by calling
(740) 653-2745, extension 160.

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