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![Формирование галактик в магнитной Вселенной](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2018/02/19/0001398843/univ.preview.png)
19.02.2018
How did we get here? We know that we live on a planet orbiting a star orbiting a galaxy, but how did all of this form? To understand details better, astrophysicists upgraded the famous Illustris Simulation into IllustrisTNG -- now the most sophisticated computer model of how galaxies evolved in our universe.
![Арп 194: сливающаяся группа галактик](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2019/03/25/0001463422/Arp194_HubbleSchmidt_960.preview.jpg)
25.03.2019
Why are stars forming in the bridge between these colliding galaxies? Usually when galaxies crash, star formation is confined to galaxy disks or tidal tails. In Arp 194, though, there are bright knots of young stars right in a connecting bridge.
![Вспышки звезд в центре галактики](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2002/08/22/0001179046/ngc253_hst.preview.gif)
1.10.1995
The pictured core of the galaxy NGC 253 shows an exceptionally high rate of star formation. In the center are some of the densest knots of stars ever found, surrounded by glowing gas and dust lanes. Galaxies where such high star formation rates are seen are called "starburst" galaxies.
![Космические столкновения в скоплении галактик](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2006/11/14/0001217822/ms1054_hst_big.preview.jpg)
22.07.1999
Hundreds of galaxies appear as faint smudges of light in this Hubble Space Telescope picture of galaxy cluster MS1054-03. Eight billion light-years away, the cluster is among the most distant known clusters of galaxies and is now reported to contain the largest number of colliding galaxies ever found in a cluster.
![Необычная запыленная галактика NGC 7049](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2009/04/08/0001234254/ngc7049_hst.preview.jpg)
8.04.2009
How was this unusual looking galaxy created? No one is sure, especially since spiral galaxy NGC 7049 looks so strange. NGC 7049's strikingly appearance is primarily due to an unusually prominent dust ring seen mostly in silhouette. The opaque ring is much darker than the din of millions of bright stars glowing behind it.
![NGC 7600: галактика с оболочкой](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2011/12/27/0001255300/NGC7600_crawford900s.preview.jpg)
23.12.2011
Similar in size to the Milky Way, elliptical galaxy NGC 7600 is about 150 thousand light-years distant. In this deep image, spanning about 1/2 degree on the sky toward the constellation Aquarius, NGC 7600 sports a remarkable outer halo of nested shells and broad circumgalactic structures.
![Звездные потоки и галактика Кит](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2015/12/19/0001351339/gabanyNGC4631withSatStream1063.preview.jpg)
19.12.2015
NGC 4631 is a spiral galaxy found only 25 million light-years away, toward the well-trained northern constellation Canes Venatici. Seen ege-on, the galaxy is similar in size to the Milky Way. Its distorted wedge shape suggests to some a cosmic herring and to others its popular moniker, The Whale Galaxy.
![Кольцо звездообразования в галактике NGC 1317](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/10/08/0001193910/ngc1317_uit_big.preview.gif)
11.12.1996
Where do stars form? A typical place is an area of dense nebular gas common to arms in spiral galaxies. Sometimes, however, a burst of star formation can occur with unusual geometry. Nearby galaxy NGC 1317 shows such an unusual ring of star formation surrounding its barred nucleus.
![NGC 4651: галактика с зонтиком](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2010/05/06/0001244966/ngc4651_gabany.preview.jpg)
15.04.2010
Spiral galaxy NGC 4651 is a mere 35 million light-years distant, toward the well-groomed constellation Coma Berenices. About 50 thousand light-years across, this galaxy is seen to have a faint umbrella-shaped structure (right) that seems to extend some 50 thousand light-years farther, beyond the bright galactic disk.
![Звезды NGC 206](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2005/07/29/0001207409/ngc206_direct_big.preview.jpg)
2.04.1999
Nestled within the dusty arms of the large spiral galaxy Andromeda (M31), the star cluster NGC 206 is one of the largest star forming regions known in our local group of galaxies. The beautiful...
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