"The Elusive Secrets Behind the Rarity of the Milky Way Galaxy Unveiled by Astronomers"
Astronomers have long wondered why spiral galaxies like the Milky Way are rare in our galactic neighborhood. A new study using simulations of galactic evolution suggests that our cosmic neighborhood experienced frequent collisions and mergers, resulting in the formation of elliptical galaxies. This explains why there are plenty of elliptical galaxies but few spiral galaxies in our corner of the cosmos, indicating that the Milky Way somehow survived amidst a chaotic scenario of galactic collisions over billions of years.
