Hubble Reveals Young Starburst Activity in Colliding Galaxies

A NASA Hubble Telescope (HST) image of NGC 1741, a pair of colliding galaxies undergoing a burst star formation as a result of a collision.

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Hubble Reveals Young Starburst Activity in Colliding Galaxies

[Right] A NASA Hubble Telescope (HST) image of NGC 1741, a pair of colliding galaxies are undergoing a burst star formation as a result of a collision. The results from this observations are being presented to the American Astronomical Society meeting in Berkeley, California....

A NASA Hubble Telescope (HST) image of NGC 1741, a pair of colliding galaxies undergoing a burst star formation as a result of a collision.

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