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Sir William Herschel in 1784(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
William Herschel in 1788(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
William Herschel on 5 February 1788(passive) discovered byan unbarred spiral galaxy
William Herschel on February 5 , 1788(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
German - British astronomer William Herschel in 1784(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
William Herschel on December 9 , 1784(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
William Herschel that belongs to the M81 galaxy group(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
of a spheroidal bulge and a flattened system of gas and stars ( the disk ) , over which the spiral pat- tern is seen(passive) are composedSpiral galaxies
the famed British astronomer William Herschel in 1784.Follow SPACE.com(passive) was discovered byspiral galaxy NGC 1187
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French astronomer Charles Messier in 1780(passive) discovered byA spiral galaxy
Messier in 1779(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
Edwin Hubble first in 1936(passive) was discovered bySpiral galaxies
Coma ... the normal vigorous star formationcreatesa spiral galaxy
DENSITY WAVES Spiral density waves ... the same processcreatesspiral galaxies
of a thin disk of young stars called ( population I star(passive) is composedA spiral galaxy
that super massive black holes at the center of galaxies which spin , tendto createspiral galaxies
Charles Messier in Coma Berenices in 1781(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
John Herschel and Charles Dunlop(passive) discovered byspiral galaxies
British astronomer John Herschel during observations at the Cape of Good Hope in October 1834(passive) discovered bya spiral galaxy
Messier 's friend P. MechaindiscoveredSpiral Galaxy M-98
way back in 1850(passive) was discoveredThis spiral galaxy
back in the nineteenth century(passive) was discoveredThis spiral galaxy
elliptical galaxies ... the same wayinfluencesspiral galaxies
merge of elliptical galaxiesmay resultin spiral galaxy
of a very dense central bulge and a flat disc containing spiral arms(passive) is composed essentiallySpiral galaxies
collisions and were thought to be older galaxies(passive) were caused byspiral galaxies
astronomers at the Swinburne University of Technology in Australia(passive) discovered bythe spiral galaxy
of at least two arms with some galaxies having multiple arms(passive) is composedA spiral galaxy
of a disk , which is made of normal ( baryonic ) matter and contains the central bulge and spiral arms , and a halo , which surrounds the disk and contains dark matter(passive) are typically composedSpiral galaxies
of three main components : a central bulge called the nucleus , arms twisting outwards from the nucleus , and a halo around the galaxy where globular clusters are located(passive) are composedSpiral galaxies
the French astronomer Pierre M¯_¯_¯_chain in 1780(passive) was first discovered byThe spiral galaxy
An international team of astronomers analyzing the enormous magnetic field that surroundshas discoveredspiral galaxy NGC 4217
gravity ... but even so there are possibly considerable differences in the two ypes of system ( ie Saturn 's rings and spiral galaxies(passive) are influenced byspiral galaxies
of a ' bulge ' and a flat disc(passive) are composedSpiral galaxies
of a blue disk containing in its center a yellow and more or less significant bulge , similarly to our Milky Way(passive) are composedSpiral galaxies
of a spherical bulge and a thin disk whose mass falls off exponentially.[freeman1970(passive) are often composedSpiral galaxies
of a long disc with two spiral arms coming out from each side(passive) are composedSpiral galaxies
Coma ... the normal lively star formationcreatesa spiral galaxy
generally(passive) are ... composedSpiral galaxies
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mostly of old stars and some gas and dustcomposedmostly of old stars and some gas and dust
of billions of stars , the Milky Waycomposedof billions of stars , the Milky Way
universe Geometric Patterns(passive) Created byuniverse Geometric Patterns
of diffuse gas and containing few stars and star clusterscomposedof diffuse gas and containing few stars and star clusters
of a trillion starscomposedof a trillion stars
of diffuse gas ( diluted interstellar materialcomposedof diffuse gas ( diluted interstellar material
of flat ... rotating disksare composedof flat ... rotating disks
of stars in a central bar - shaped designcomposedof stars in a central bar - shaped design
primarily of old starscomposedprimarily of old stars
of ~ 100 billion starscomposedof ~ 100 billion stars
of millions of orbiting starscomposedof millions of orbiting stars
of 100 to 400 billion starscomposedof 100 to 400 billion stars
entirely of stellar material - starsare composedentirely of stellar material - stars
NASA scientists 's head(passive) is composedNASA scientists 's head
of millions of stars that revolve around its centercomposedof millions of stars that revolve around its center
of dwarf stars with very few detectable giant starscomposed mostlyof dwarf stars with very few detectable giant stars
of thin disk of young stars calledis composedof thin disk of young stars called
of 200 to 300 billion stars , including the Suncomposedof 200 to 300 billion stars , including the Sun
of a spheroidal bulge and a flattened system of gas and stars ( the diskare composedof a spheroidal bulge and a flattened system of gas and stars ( the disk
of two major spiral arms connected by a “ bar ” which contains an estimated one hundred to four hundred billion other starscomposedof two major spiral arms connected by a “ bar ” which contains an estimated one hundred to four hundred billion other stars
of millions of stars that revolve around the naked eye 's centercomposedof millions of stars that revolve around the naked eye 's center
of a large number of stars which create the light that makes it visible to observerscomposedof a large number of stars which create the light that makes it visible to observers
of a bar - shaped central area surrounded by a flat disk of gasoline , mud and stars of about 120 000 light - years broadcomposedof a bar - shaped central area surrounded by a flat disk of gasoline , mud and stars of about 120 000 light - years broad
with many arms full of stars with fewer stars trailing out to the end of the armto be createdwith many arms full of stars with fewer stars trailing out to the end of the arm
stars 20 times faster than current galaxies ... as fast as other young galaxies of similar masses in the early universeis creatingstars 20 times faster than current galaxies ... as fast as other young galaxies of similar masses in the early universe
spiral led colour changing floor lamp spiral led energy saving lamp spiral led hanging light spiral led pendant spiral led tree spiral led whip spiralledspiral led colour changing floor lamp spiral led energy saving lamp spiral led hanging light spiral led pendant spiral led tree spiral led whip spiral
of a flattened , star - forming disk component which may have spiral arms and a large central galactic bulgecomposedof a flattened , star - forming disk component which may have spiral arms and a large central galactic bulge
on white wallspaintedon white walls
amid the Coma Clustersetamid the Coma Cluster
of a highly flattened disk and a central elliptical bulgecomposedof a highly flattened disk and a central elliptical bulge
by twisting together two large plasma filamentscan be createdby twisting together two large plasma filaments
of a thin disk or galactic plane of radius ∼20 kpc and thickness ∼400composedof a thin disk or galactic plane of radius ∼20 kpc and thickness ∼400
in 1975first discoveredin 1975
in 1986Discoveredin 1986
within a halo of material that does not emit any lightto be setwithin a halo of material that does not emit any light
The Hubble Space Telescope discovered a face - on spiral galaxy in the Coma Cluster of galaxies about 320 million light years awaydiscoveredThe Hubble Space Telescope discovered a face - on spiral galaxy in the Coma Cluster of galaxies about 320 million light years away
the ejection of stellar masses orbiting the central bulgepreventingthe ejection of stellar masses orbiting the central bulge
to a merger between their supermassive black holes and an ejection of the new black hole that formsleadingto a merger between their supermassive black holes and an ejection of the new black hole that forms
only 10 % of the core of a dense galaxy clustercomposeonly 10 % of the core of a dense galaxy cluster