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Gravitational interactions between galaxies in this group may lead to compression of gas in NGC 1569 and the red-hot furiously stars are born. Usually, the galaxy need some form of gravitational interaction with other galaxies, to start the process of star formation and galaxy NGC 1569 (NGC-New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars (New General Catalogue of galaxies and star clusters), as it turns out, is a “recluse” which is a very large distance from other galaxies, but the “churning” new stars like crazy. ‘Now it becomes clear why NGC 1569 is observed such activity glow stars: apparently, the galaxy interacts with other galaxies in this group,’ said lead researcher Alexander Aloisi, (Alessandra Aloisi) from the Institute of Space Research Space Telescope (Space Telescope Science Institute) in Baltimore (Baltimore), Maryland, and the European Space Agency (European Space Agency). ‘These interaction is likely to serve as a source of fuel, fueling the process of star birth. ” Sufficiently remote distance implies not only that the galaxy is in fact much brighter, but also that it star produces two times faster than originally projected. The galaxy is producing stars at a rate of more than 100 times higher than the rate of star formation in the Milky Way.

Such a high rate of star formation remained almost unchanged over the past 100 million years. Discovered by William Herschel (William Herschel) in 1788, the galaxy NGC 1569 is home to three of the most massive star clusters ever observed in the local space. Each cluster (cluster) contains more than one million stars. ‘It is a striking example of species of massive flare star, which govern the evolution of galaxies in distant, young universes, “said study team member Roland Van der Marelle (Roeland van der Marel) from the Institute of space exploration Space Telescope. ‘Galaxy flare star can be studied in detail only in near space (the universe), where they are, unfortunately, are rarer. Observations on the next to us galaxy using the Hubble Space Telescope, including this study, helping astronomers to create complete picture of the galaxy, located in our local universe. Arrange some puzzles in the right places, as in the case of NGC 1569, and the picture becomes much clearer. ” However, you will agree, and without that picture is just very pretty!