What does it resemble when galaxies impact? The Hubble Telescope caught a one of a kind sight as two systems are combining. <\/p>\n
NASA says the world, called NGC 1614, is around 200 million light-years from Earth and is the aftereffect of a galactic merger which has made an exceptional appearance. <\/p>\n
They call it eccentrically shaped and ablaze with activity in an announcement on NASAs site. It sits in the star grouping of Eridanus. <\/p>\n
The result of the cosmic collision is a progression of interstellar gas from the littler cosmic system into the core of the bigger one, resulting in a burst of star formation that started in the core and has slowly spread outward through the galaxy, NASA says. <\/p>\n
Astronomers state NGC 1614 is one of the most luminous items in the nearby universe.<\/p>\n
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