The term "Galactic Neighborhood" refers to the region of space surrounding our galaxy, the Milky Way. This area includes nearby galaxies, star clusters, and interstellar matter. It is part of the larger Local Group, which consists of over 50 galaxies, including the Andromeda Galaxy and several smaller dwarf galaxies. Studying the Galactic Neighborhood helps astronomers understand the structure and evolution of galaxies. By observing the interactions between these nearby galaxies, scientists can learn about the formation of stars and the dynamics of cosmic matter. This research provides insights into the broader universe and its history.