Tags: SPIRAL GALAXY

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Signs of Alien Life? Scientists Detect More Fast Radio Bursts Traced to Nearby Similar Galaxy

Science/Health

Scientists Discover Giant Supermassive Black Hole At The Center Of 3 Colliding Spiral Galaxies

Science/Health

ESA: New Research Sheds Light On Milky Way Twin With High-Speed X-Ray Winds

Science/Health

NASA: New Panoramic Image Of Andromeda Reveals Galaxy In Great Detail (PHOTO)

Science/Health

Runaway Galaxies: Astronomers Have Discovered 11 Galaxies 'Flung Out of Their Homes'

News

Exotic Newborn Stars Seen at Galaxy's Edge for the First Time (IMAGES)

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NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Finds an Elusive Medium-Size Black Hole (PHOTOS)

News

Mass Extinctions Caused by Dark Matter, Astronomer Suggests

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Starburst Galaxies Analyzed by Astronomers with Help from ALMA (VIDEO)

News

Galaxy Features are Clearer in New Photograph, 'Whirlpool Galaxy' Finally Defined After 170 Years

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Health

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World

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World

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