Galaxy Zoo Starburst Talk
Scientific Articles about Galaxy Evolution and Post-quenched Galaxies
Posted in Background Information August 25, 2013 2:15 AM
I have been noticing that these blue galaxies sometimes have green 'fuzz' on the outside. At beginning of a breakdown? Outer edges first?
light lines seem to be more up and down with a cleared area around the waist. Due to smaller galaxy's merger? Parellel poles on galaxies?
Tracing a line along the brightest area in the bottom half of galaxy there appears to be a remanent of a spiral arm. Can't tell with top
Two slightly brighter dots could be remenants of spiral arms judging by position that were disorganized due to dim galaxy on upper left.
This looks like two very densely compacted galaxies merging... At an angle where the connection is partially blocked from view
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I have been noticing that these blue galaxies sometimes have green 'fuzz' on the outside. At beginning of a breakdown? Outer edges first?
light lines seem to be more up and down with a cleared area around the waist. Due to smaller galaxy's merger? Parellel poles on galaxies?
Tracing a line along the brightest area in the bottom half of galaxy there appears to be a remanent of a spiral arm. Can't tell with top
Two slightly brighter dots could be remenants of spiral arms judging by position that were disorganized due to dim galaxy on upper left.
This looks like two very densely compacted galaxies merging... At an angle where the connection is partially blocked from view