M 32 is not latest mobile phone look like our galaxy sibling which is lost years ago

Scientists have now found evidence of the existence of the lost sinking galaxy.

The largest galaxy of the local group with the Milky Way is a halo around Andromeda. Scientists have now speculated that Halo is the remains

of a Milky Way galaxy, which was eaten by Andromeda 2 billion years ago.

On July 23, a group of scientists announced a great find. It is called M32P. The name looks like the new model of the mobile phone. But it is not M32P is the lost sibling of our Milky Way galaxy. 

Some experts have tried to explain the latest find with the analogy of a child eating their breakfast on the dining table while away from their mother. Here the child is Andromeda, also called M31, and breakfast was

M32. When the mother (scientist) returns after a while, she does not find a small child on the dining table, but the breadcrumbs are spread all over the floor, a large area of ​​size of the dining table.

The University of Michigan said in a statement,"Scientists have long known that there is a relic of small cannibalic galaxies in the nearly invisible large halo surrounding galaxies." There was a possibility of the destruction of hundreds of his younger colleagues from a galaxy like Andromeda. "

The M32 galaxy was at least 20 times larger than any galaxy, which merged with the Milky Way during its lifetime. In its original shape, M32 has been the third largest galaxy in the local group after Andromeda and Milky Way.

Eric Bell, one of the scientists called M32 "a strange" Bell says, "While this is a compact example of an old, elliptical galaxy, there are actually many young stars in it, this is one of the most compact galaxies in the universe. There is no other galaxy like this."