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Arp Bot 🤖@arpbot.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Hubble image of Arp 274, also known as NGC 5679. NGC 5679 is a system of three interacting galaxies, the two large, overlapping spiral galaxies at center, and a smaller companion galaxy to the far left. Credit: NASA, ESA, STScI, Hubble Heritage Team Source

Three overlapping galaxies fill the frame. In the center are two large spiral galaxies. The larger one, at center-left, has a bright nucleus surrounded by a yellow-white core made of mostly older stars. At the edge of the core, two spiral arms emerge. One begins at about 6 o'clock and curves counter-clockwise to about 12 o'clock. The second begins at about 12 o'clock and curves down to about 8 o'clock, with a fainter part of the arm continuing on to about 5 o'clock. The arms are threaded with brown dust lanes. A few pink star-forming regions and blue star clusters dot the outer portion of the arm. The second spiral galaxy is at center-right. It has a bright center, and a well-defined bar and two spiral arms. Together, the bar and arms form an S-shape. Compared to its companion, this galaxy has less dust and more blue star clusters in its arms. The final galaxy in the triplet appears at the far left of the frame. It is much smaller than its companions and has a blobby, irregular appearance, although it could be a disrupted disk seen edge-on. It has a bright yellow-white center and an almost vertical line of blue star clusters. Dotted throughout the galaxy are pink star-forming regions. A few stars appear on the black background of space, including two large foreground stars, which appear above the center-right galaxy.
FutureNerd@futurenerd.bsky.social · 5mo ago

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