Comet Galaxy

Introduction
The Comet Galaxy, also known as 2dFGRS TGS132Z144, EQ J235144-260358, LEDA 3234374, VCC 1217 & IC 3418, is a Spiral Galaxy located inside The Sculptor Constellation. The Comet Galaxy is 3.2 Billion Light Years from Earth. 2dFGRS TGS132Z144 has a mass of 100 Million Solar Masses and a length of 600,000 Light Years.
Profile of Comet Galaxy
The Comet Galaxy was discovered in March of 2007 by The Hubble Space Telescope. It was located inside a Galaxy Cluster known as Abell 2667. As of Today, The Comet Galaxy is being torn apart by The Galaxy Cluster, Abell 2667. The Tidal forces are pulling away The Comet Galaxy's star like The Ocean being pulled on Earth by The Moon, Luna. It is believed that this process of tearing apart The Comet Galaxy will take up to One Billion Years and that at the time of The Hubble Space Telescope's observation of The Comet Galaxy, that the process is already 200 Million Year into the making of this calamity for The Comet Galaxy.
Conclusion
A cruel fate for such a beautiful galaxy. But as the old saying goes, 'Not everything last forever'. All things eventually end or transform into something different. The Milky Way Galaxy will eventually collide with The Andromeda Galaxy, The Sun will become a Red Giant & The Earth once had Dinosaurs. Things change and die out, it is the natural process of The Universe and The Comet Galaxy is no exception.