In addition, the infalling gas will feed the newly formed black hole, transforming it into an active galactic nucleus. The force of these interactions will likely push the Solar System into the new galaxy's outer halo, leaving it relatively unscathed by the radiation from these collisions.
As the infalling gas fuels the newly formed black hole, it transforms it into a powerful active galactic nucleus. These interactions are expected to push the Solar System out of its current galaxy and into the new galaxy's outer halo, sparing it from the harmful radiation emitted by these collisions.