[Menehune56]

But is it heading this way?

[LibWhacker]

Nupe, things that far away tend to be moving at close to the speed of light away from us. Certainly this thing is, as physicists determined its distance from us in the first place by measuring its red shift. And nowadays we can bet our bottom dollar it's moving away from us much, much faster, because... Dark Energy (Hubble's Law of you don't like DE). Not to mention, Physics' rarely mentioned Numero Uno Law: U-turns are not allowed for galaxies and heavy black holes out there near the edge of the observable universe.