... a thousand times fewer stars. Because of this characteristic AGC 114905 is classified as an ultra-diffuse dwarf galaxy, with the name “dwarf galaxy” referring to its luminosity and not to its size. When visualised on a graph showing the distance...
... matter content. "Globular clusters, made up of hundreds of thousands of stars, orbit within the gravitational field of the ultradiffuse galaxy," adds Aaron Romanowsky of San José State University (USA) one of the authors of the article. "The heavier...
...along these threads and at the intersections of these filaments galaxies merge to become clusters, and then super clusters through...a scaled down version of a nearby interacting group of galaxies known as M81. Despite being roughly five times larger ...
...'s discovery that the tight correlation in the observed acceleration and gravitational acceleration existed in spiral and irregular galaxies, a team led by Case Western Reserve University, have extended their original data of 153 spiral and irregular...
...amazing growth spurt unlike any we've ever seen.” Galaxy clusters are the largest known gravitationally bound structures ...going to learn a lot about the formation of clusters and the galaxies they contain by studying this object, and we’re going to be...
... discovered that the region in question had far fewer galaxies than they expected – proving that starlight was unable ...made more transparent by ultraviolet light from nearby galaxies, fewer galaxies would make a specific area darker. The researchers...