Collisions

More than mathematics, we need physics. They too collide and compliment each other.

A cosmologist needs to master Differential Geometry to model spacetime and then layer on Quantum Field Theory mathematics to describe the physics of the incredibly hot, dense matter that filled the earliest moments of the universe.

There is an unexpected questions when I observe collisions. Those on Earth. I would never know how they happened but most of the time they have worked so hard to get collied. For me collisions where there happening because they intrinsically wanted to. For this I have decided to observe collisions and with this my work on collisions of the universe might solve unexpected answers about how and why stars and galaxies collide. What is definitely love, can it be explained, were two people being in adoring of one another, always there for another or why my collision has made me numb. The forces are huge.

Collision in the universal way means for our example colliding galaxies. Colliding galaxies are galaxies interacting and merging due to their mutual gravitational attraction, a process that can take millions of years and is characterised by tidal stretching, intense star formation, and the eventual formation of a larger, single galaxy. Unlike the dramatic image of physical impacts, stars and planets do not collide directly due to the vast distances involved, but rather the galaxies' large-scale gas and dust clouds are disrupted, triggering a burst of new stars.  A great way of finding solution to brining people together like never before was to imply a force of gravity as a primary force.

Eventually all current galaxies, which have beautiful form, were before primary forms of such galaxies. With every collisions the hydrogen dusts form new stars and thus creating the question of foreverness. It my be right that collisions are good although in my though human collisions were strange and unnatural.

Do we represent galactic collisions and / or unnatural planetary collisions. This interception of light and the great dusts of life is a beautiful memory of my people are still so obviously different and complex but the biggest question that has shaped them are the memories they uphold and a desire to be somewhere else. And in this desire lies nothing unnatural, except it is an unsure desire at times. For me a desire was to perform a tiny little song in front of another galaxy. It was appealingly interesting but still unknown of the true speciality about people with big hearts, big successful starry constellation behind them and amazing role of shaping what is a great big spirit. This brought me to a story about two people from different epochs in histoty of our civilisation who have met each other or their forces have collided but were never quite sure whether they belong together. While still all the forces between how people interract or the how exactly the wisdom, intellect and truth is brining them together, still not known, I will first know that this collisions between people are based on few principles I call ground principles of collisions. They are always based on mutual forces, complimentary principles and respect and a will to bring things further for the mutual.

In this universe there are observed probability of two trillion known galaxies all spinning around their fields looking for collisions, relocations, looking for inhabitants. Can we bring life to other distant galaxies? The key element here is that collisions are after all beautiful because they represent movements, physics, natural laws and attractions. We hope, because the Milky Way is as well set to collide with Andromeda galaxy in a billion year from now, we hope that those collisions will not destroy life but lead to something more beautiful of a creature. I need to recall on my knowledges here more. But just think that there are 2 trillion galaxies, most of them a resulst of collisions, changed forever, or set to collide. Will you run with the speed of light....?

Merging galaxies. Credit: NASA, Holland Ford(JHU), the ACS Science Team and ESA

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