NGC 1095
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by williamaskew
A #SBc-type, NGC 1095 is in the Cetus constellation.Discovered in 1876 by French Astronomer Edouard Stephan with a 31.5 inch reflective telescope. Thought you might like to know that bit of info being such an outstanding galaxy.
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by v3nom
How to classify spirals like that? I can see bar with two main arms and multiple smaller, local arms. Should I mark two arms in classification tool?
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by ElisabethB moderator
Just classify it as you think best.
If some people say two arms and some others say more than four, it'll alert the scientists that there is something special going on.
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