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Contents 1 Double logarithmic scale 1.1 Misspelling 1.2 made-up words 1.3 add the Andromeda galaxy impact with the Milky Way

[edit] Double logarithmic scale

More info found at

• Order of magnitude#Extremely large numbers
• Talk:Order of magnitude#Double logarithmic scale

Najro 22:19, 9 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Misspelling

Someone spelled "galaxies" wrong...currently, it reads "galaxys." This is incorrect. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it in the edit box. Would somebody mind fixing this?

[edit] made-up words

milliard is not a word, stop making it up

[edit] add the Andromeda galaxy impact with the Milky Way

In about 2 to 2.5 Billion years the Andromeda Galaxy is going to turn the Milky Way into a scrambled egg and us with it. Some thing my school science teachers never mentioned. Probably didn't want to scare us kids. Problem is us adults don't seem to recognize it either. All those grand estimates of what a great long time our sun is gonna last won't matter much if the whole galaxy is scattered. Who knows maybe it'll throw us free of the black hole in the middle. If the one in the middle of Andromeda doesn't get us. Here's a link to the Andromeda Wiki that's just one of the sources for this information. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromeda_Galaxy —Preceding unsigned comment added by Worthruss (talk • contribs) 23:37, 25 May 2008 (UTC)