Subject: AGZ000d58w
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MichaelLohr
Obvious Spirals. But they do not originate from center of Galaxy
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GoldenRule
Multiple dust lane elliptical? What's the tag for that
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GoldenRule
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ElisabethB
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With lots of features, I wouldn't classify this one as an elliptical (smooth).
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CeciliaB
@GoldenRule I can't see any dust lanes here. A dust lane looks like a narrow, dark band most often across a galaxy viewed from the side.
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CeciliaB
https://talk.galaxyzoo.org/#/boards/BGZ0000001/discussions/DGZ0001lf1
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ElisabethB
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Somehow, I missed the dust reference ! Maybe you are mistaking the spiral arms for dust lanes ?
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SimonBedak
It's as if the spiral arms have been perfectly severed. Wonder why?
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zoob1172
NGC 0038 (R)SAa #RSAa dusty ETG mos26
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zorrobis
ha due anelli concentrici she sembrano bracci di spirale, e sembrano solo stelle bianche
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pneumonica
I do not see dust lanes. This is a ring galaxy with a bulge, but the ring has its own spirals (two by my count). How interesting!
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Heuver
Double ring
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Pythagora
#doublering Started as a spiral. Something disconnected the arms from the bulge. Gold dust betw arms & bulge. Elegant galaxy!
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Aerosolarium
NGC 38 or MCG-1-1-47 or Stephan XII or PGC 818, a spiral galaxy in Pisces.
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ElisabethB
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Althoug this is an amazing image, not sure why you are posting this here. GZ Talk Ourobouros is almost closed.
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ElisabethB
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This is the new GZ : https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/zookeeper/galaxy-zoo/talk
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