Galaxy Zoo Talk
disturbed spiral arm curling upward in the image
the "Riddler" galaxy. But backwards!
#dustlane
so many galaxies!
#irregular with rich star forming regions.
Strange
#irregular ?
merger or overlap?
#irregular
#disturbed
start of a merger
one spiral siphoning off another.
#merger
Lucky #7 !
S
Are there 10 galaxies in this photo?
looks like one galaxy being photobombed by another.
A bit like M82
Yes, flower like indeed - with "bits dropping off."
reminiscentmof the "silver Coin" galaxy.
EARS!
wonderous!!
Are these stars or artifacts above the galaxy?
disturbed elliptical
thought the same thing about lensing. great cluster. hard to tell for us.
irregular indeed
dustlanr across central bulge
#mergers
former spiral?
very distinct
#colors
rich star formation
highly irregular
#edgeonw/merger
#onelongarm
galaxy of the "third Kind?" Neither spiral, nor elliptical.
old barred spiral? becoming an elliptical galaxy?
#starforming
#bar, #ring, no spiral
Is the galaxy disrupting another, or are those star forming regions of the same galaxy?
Tightly wound spiral with rich clumps of star formation.
what could the feature be that is perpendicular to the galaxy near the core? Artifact?
older spiral galaxy
#cluster
#quartet
red foreground star?
Hard to tell without more resolution.
not spiral, not elliptical, somewhere in between?
greatly distorted 1 armed spiral
My thought is that its a star showing diffraction, but it's irregular in shape.
#artifact
Centered galaxy disturbed by the on above.
Galaxies previously collided.
great star formation in arms
Galaxy merger with long trailing arm
Resembles a crater. Two arcs opposite one another; perhaps moving in opposite directions?
Elliptical merging with Spiral. "clump at 2 o'clock position in the elliptical.
object at 4 o'clock position?
About to merge with an irregular galaxy?
a spiral galaxy disturbed by merging with an elliptical one.
amazing star forming regions in the seemingly merging spiral galaxy - disrupted by the elliptical galaxy
wonderful detail.
the object at the center in not uniform in shape
An 8!!!
a galaxy breaking up the spiral of another
X marks the spot.
becoming an elliptical?
Now that's a Sombrero!
About to collide??
More of a stretched spiral.
Arms so diffuse, yet the core is so compact. What a contrast!
disrupted spiral
Spectacular!
Diffuse arms form a double halo. "Venn Diagram" Galaxy!
So much happening in the way of star formation. Spiral has been warped and twisted.
Jet of material visible "standing' vertically from the core bulge, or artifact?
So much happening in there.
large dust lanes in concentric layers - impressive for a galaxy viewed edge on. Also a possible merge.
Jet of material from core, or artifact?
long trail from one side, possible dust lane or disruption obscuring light on the other.
Possible jet eminating from two sides?
I thought the same thing as bingham.
Long trail
Merging; Could one siphoning off the other?
Merging with a barred spiral galaxy
A nice contrast in color between the outer spiral arms and the brighter core region.
could the "crack be dust in the foreground obscuring the light?
What is the object at the three o'clock position over the galaxy? A foreground star? Or something else? (supernova?)
A few colors are apparent in the image: yellow, red, blue.
Intense core
Thin dustlane or division appears just above the pinkish brown object.
a curved dustlane is visible when the image is inverted.
Much happening here. (merges?) Also, just above galactic bulge, a forground star? Or something else? (supernova?)
can an elliptical galaxy have a "bar?"
large galactic halo
intensley defined core
Whispy spiral arms
great mottling of dust throughout both spiral arms
discernable faint "arm" trailing tot he upper right to a smaller object. Wierd off set ring around core object.
accents on dust lanes throughout spiral arms
spiral merging with an irregular?
Noticeable "triangle of lensing" at three different places.
spiral outer arm appears to attatch to a smaller body (shown as red at bottom right of center) reminiscent of M51
galactic core is extremely pronounced; spherical, tight, almost like a solid single object.
disturbed spiral arm curling upward in the image
the "Riddler" galaxy. But backwards!
#dustlane
so many galaxies!
#irregular with rich star forming regions.
Strange
#irregular ?
merger or overlap?
#irregular
#disturbed
start of a merger
one spiral siphoning off another.
#merger
Lucky #7 !
S
Are there 10 galaxies in this photo?
looks like one galaxy being photobombed by another.
#disturbed
A bit like M82
Yes, flower like indeed - with "bits dropping off."
reminiscentmof the "silver Coin" galaxy.
EARS!
wonderous!!
Are these stars or artifacts above the galaxy?
disturbed elliptical
thought the same thing about lensing. great cluster. hard to tell for us.
irregular indeed
dustlanr across central bulge
#dustlane
#mergers
former spiral?
very distinct
#colors
rich star formation
highly irregular
#disturbed
#edgeonw/merger
#onelongarm
galaxy of the "third Kind?" Neither spiral, nor elliptical.
old barred spiral? becoming an elliptical galaxy?
#starforming
#bar, #ring, no spiral
Is the galaxy disrupting another, or are those star forming regions of the same galaxy?
Tightly wound spiral with rich clumps of star formation.
what could the feature be that is perpendicular to the galaxy near the core? Artifact?
older spiral galaxy
#cluster
#quartet
red foreground star?
Hard to tell without more resolution.
not spiral, not elliptical, somewhere in between?
greatly distorted 1 armed spiral
My thought is that its a star showing diffraction, but it's irregular in shape.
#artifact
Centered galaxy disturbed by the on above.
Galaxies previously collided.
great star formation in arms
Galaxy merger with long trailing arm
Resembles a crater. Two arcs opposite one another; perhaps moving in opposite directions?
Elliptical merging with Spiral. "clump at 2 o'clock position in the elliptical.
object at 4 o'clock position?
About to merge with an irregular galaxy?
a spiral galaxy disturbed by merging with an elliptical one.
amazing star forming regions in the seemingly merging spiral galaxy - disrupted by the elliptical galaxy
wonderful detail.
the object at the center in not uniform in shape
An 8!!!
a galaxy breaking up the spiral of another
X marks the spot.
becoming an elliptical?
Now that's a Sombrero!
About to collide??
More of a stretched spiral.
Arms so diffuse, yet the core is so compact. What a contrast!
disrupted spiral
Spectacular!
Diffuse arms form a double halo. "Venn Diagram" Galaxy!
So much happening in the way of star formation. Spiral has been warped and twisted.
Jet of material visible "standing' vertically from the core bulge, or artifact?
So much happening in there.
large dust lanes in concentric layers - impressive for a galaxy viewed edge on. Also a possible merge.
Jet of material from core, or artifact?
long trail from one side, possible dust lane or disruption obscuring light on the other.
Possible jet eminating from two sides?
I thought the same thing as bingham.
Long trail
Merging; Could one siphoning off the other?
Merging with a barred spiral galaxy
A nice contrast in color between the outer spiral arms and the brighter core region.
could the "crack be dust in the foreground obscuring the light?
What is the object at the three o'clock position over the galaxy? A foreground star? Or something else? (supernova?)
A few colors are apparent in the image: yellow, red, blue.
Intense core
Thin dustlane or division appears just above the pinkish brown object.
a curved dustlane is visible when the image is inverted.
Much happening here. (merges?) Also, just above galactic bulge, a forground star? Or something else? (supernova?)
can an elliptical galaxy have a "bar?"
large galactic halo
intensley defined core
Whispy spiral arms
great mottling of dust throughout both spiral arms
discernable faint "arm" trailing tot he upper right to a smaller object. Wierd off set ring around core object.
accents on dust lanes throughout spiral arms
spiral merging with an irregular?
Noticeable "triangle of lensing" at three different places.
spiral outer arm appears to attatch to a smaller body (shown as red at bottom right of center) reminiscent of M51
galactic core is extremely pronounced; spherical, tight, almost like a solid single object.