When is the next galactic eclipse?

There are quite a few galactic eclipses happening right now.

Galaxies move slowly so the eclipses last millions of years.

Here is a photo of one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_galaxy#/media/F...

Click on the photo to expand it.

Inside the ring at the top is another (much smaller) galaxy which is being eclipsed by the larger one. You better hurry because the eclipse will be all over in a few million years.

When the Bionic Barf Bunnies come from the Vega System with their Intergalactic Ice Cream Floats

At this moment, it would be at the summit of Kilauea Hawaii.

If you're referring to the Milky Way galaxy (the galaxy we're in), there's no eclipsing of it because it cover way too much of the sky.

The only thing that will eclipse the Milky Way is a large cloud cover.

Will he Sun eclipsing Sagittarius A* and the Sagittarius Arm of the milky Way Galaxy be enough? That may be happening right now. Get on Stellarium and see whee the Sun is right now. My PC is dead. it will not turn on.

Ir do you mean an occultation, like the Moon Jupiter? You can look that up.

The Geminid meteor shower peaks tonight this morning. Dress in layers, and bring along something warm to drink. It's overcast and rainy where I am and gusty.

you need to ask god this question, hes the only one that would know

Perhaps you should explain what you think a "galactic eclipse" is and how it occurs.

Galactic eclipses are pretty groovy but once you've seen a few you may want to experience an eclipse of the multiverse, the next one is due in 4 billion years, mark it in your diary.

So what s eclipsing what?