Elliptical galaxies juillet 17, 2009
Posted by astrothmane in 100% astronomie.Tags: Elliptical galaxies, ESO 510-G13, NGC 1132, NGC 4881, NGC 5128
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Elliptical galaxies are different to spiral galaxies in how elliptical they look, they offer less variety in appearance and more in size, there is about a trillion or more stars, are ellipticals in the universe’s biggest galaxies

The massive elliptical galaxy NGC 4881 appears to be close to a sphere, a large of globular star clusters appear as points of light surrounding the galaxy,this galaxy is far from the Earth by hundreds of millions of light-years

The stretched elliptical galaxy NGC 1132, looks like if it is elongated, astronomers suspect that many giant ellipticals including NGC 1132, grew by swallowing a lot of smaller galaxies!!

NGC 5128 is not boring like many elliptical galaxies, also known as Centaurus A, far from Earth just by 10 million light-years, and appear brilliant with its bright colors; most interesting detail is the dust curved band

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