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Galaxies are very close to each other, but still not close enough to their stars began to collide with each other.

Another way, in which life could fail to develop to an intelligent stage, would be if an asteroid or comet were to collide with the planet.

The adjacent girders of isolated bridge with lead rubber bearings are easy to collide with each other under earthquake excitation.

The asteroids have intersecting orbits that allow them to collide with one another and with the planets.

The Theatre High-Altitude Area Defence (Thaad) missiles do not carry warheads but are intended to collide with incoming missiles.

Such institutional differences are responsible for economic policies that are bound to collide with each other.

But, at the end of the film this dismal blue light comes to collide with a shocking red color.

For a Trigger to collide with a normal Collider, one of them must have a Rigidbody attached.

That's a consumer's dream, but eventually it's going to collide with reality: if newspapers' profits vanish, so will their product.

They find that in the present day it is rare for a moon to collide with another moon or with an interplanetary body such as a comet.

Looping through the simulation allows the sphere to collide with the ground, and then come to rest.

Chinese: This is a lighthouse. You are on the course to collide with a Vietnamese fishing boat filled with hundreds refugees!

A number have orbits that take them closer into the solar system that sometimes lead them to collide with Earth or the other inner planets.

Noise pollution caused the nearly blind animal to collide with propellers.

A cathode emits electrons to heat the grid and to collide with produced ionizable gas atoms to generate ions.

One way or another, the US is finally going to collide with fiscal reality.

The news that a small planet was going to collide with the Earth spread over a frightened world.

If the favourites finish second in Group H they are likely to collide with Brazil in the second round.

Tomorrow, they still meet head on to collide with each other with us.

Andromeda will be even more impressive in 4. 5bn years' time, when it is expected to collide with our own galaxy, the Milky Way.

Set the property or material to collide with.

Four, aquatic play, strictly forbid to collide with other orbs mutually, in order to prevent occurrence accident.

I wouldn't want to collide with anything going that fast.

It has caused the lexicon of chemistry to collide with popular culture in ways that leave chemists perplexed;

run over To collide with, knock down, and often pass over:

To collide with and knock down: