Galaxy Zoo Talk
Very difficult to be sure, but it seems like a two-armed spiral to me...
Appears to be a spiral, but the central bulge is strangely off-center by a wide margin. The blue spot looks to be a much-nearer star, so...
Unfortunately, I can see only hints; I'm really guessing at the structure, here.
The most widely-splayed spiral arms I've ever seen.
This appears to have a long, splayed plume (or possibly a closer neabula, but this seems doubtful).
This looks like a merger, but I'm open to interpretation. Any thoughts?
A strange splitting of one of the two spiral arms appears tidal in nature.
The peculiarity across one arm does not look like any sort of overlap...
One of the odder barred spirals I've seen; decided irregularities in the arms, though a bit too poor an image to be sure about some spots.
An apparent merger with wide-flung 'arm' debris?
Spiral arms split from one another at one point, and two others merge; I've not seen this behaviour before.
Seems to have a sizable satellite galaxy, along with some disruption of one arm.
Elliptical with a wider 'shell' of stars?
The reddish galaxy appears to have 'eaten' part of one of the spiral arms; I'd thought it separate, but it too bulges.
Appears to be some disruption of the upper-left, though possibly just an artifact of the faintness of the image. Opinions?
Altho this looks like an edge-on view, the 'tips' appear curved; possibly most of the arm structure is tied up in very wide bars?
The two arms seem extraordinarily diffuse... or the seeing was even worse than it appears.
Appears to be some strong clumping, possibly really large globular clusters out among the arms?
Chomatic aberration, or overlap with a bluish star, perhaps?
This is several galaxies, two of which appear to be interacting; also a possible lens.
Appears as if one entire arm is being formed into clumps. Possible dwarf galaxies impinging on the main body?
Some odd clumping on the "lower" half, seems to be disturbing the second arm.
Nonsymmetrical dust lane and obviousclumps within a spiral structure? Something's up, here.
There seems to be something drawing streamers of stars from one spiral arm. What could cause that? I see no galaxy-scale masses nearby...
First appearances, there's a blobby cluster near the end of the lower rm. Seems rather unusual.
Not entirely sure what to make of this. Possible lens, to the lower section?
Possible gas jet to the left?
Possible lensed image?
Possible lensed object in upper center?
This appears to be a larger spiral galaxy losing stars to a small, but denser body of stars. The larger looks to have gravitationalclumping
This appears to be two identical images from much further away, with something hidden and massive lensing the image into a double.
Difficult to see except in relatively low lighting, it appears to have a ring as well as loose arms and a strong bar.
Difficult to be certain, but by relative brightness and apparent position, these two may be on a near-miss or collision path.
Possible dwarf satellite galaxy... though it may simply be a poorly-resolved star.
Very reddish-yellow with a very clear and heavy dust lane. Old but still has a dust lane? Peculiar.
Faint spiral, or jet from the object 'above' it?
I'm mystified - there appears a sort of ring, but it's very angular for a ring; it almost appears pentagonal.
It seems a bit odd that the bars would appear brighter than the entirety of the spiral arms.
Possibly globular cluster & not a galaxy at all
Bright patch; similar to 2 other images just seen. Possibly same object?
Bright patch could be large-scale stellar clustering or similar
Bright patch at bottom of image could be stellar clustering
Another possible gravity-lens; though possibly one object simply in front of another.
This appears to me to be a gravity-lensed object, possibly a galaxy with a small, close satellite galaxy. Upper-left object bears notice too
Very difficult to be sure, but it seems like a two-armed spiral to me...
Appears to be a spiral, but the central bulge is strangely off-center by a wide margin. The blue spot looks to be a much-nearer star, so...
Unfortunately, I can see only hints; I'm really guessing at the structure, here.
The most widely-splayed spiral arms I've ever seen.
This appears to have a long, splayed plume (or possibly a closer neabula, but this seems doubtful).
This looks like a merger, but I'm open to interpretation. Any thoughts?
A strange splitting of one of the two spiral arms appears tidal in nature.
The peculiarity across one arm does not look like any sort of overlap...
One of the odder barred spirals I've seen; decided irregularities in the arms, though a bit too poor an image to be sure about some spots.
An apparent merger with wide-flung 'arm' debris?
Spiral arms split from one another at one point, and two others merge; I've not seen this behaviour before.
Seems to have a sizable satellite galaxy, along with some disruption of one arm.
Elliptical with a wider 'shell' of stars?
The reddish galaxy appears to have 'eaten' part of one of the spiral arms; I'd thought it separate, but it too bulges.
Appears to be some disruption of the upper-left, though possibly just an artifact of the faintness of the image. Opinions?
Altho this looks like an edge-on view, the 'tips' appear curved; possibly most of the arm structure is tied up in very wide bars?
The two arms seem extraordinarily diffuse... or the seeing was even worse than it appears.
Appears to be some strong clumping, possibly really large globular clusters out among the arms?
Chomatic aberration, or overlap with a bluish star, perhaps?
This is several galaxies, two of which appear to be interacting; also a possible lens.
Appears as if one entire arm is being formed into clumps. Possible dwarf galaxies impinging on the main body?
Some odd clumping on the "lower" half, seems to be disturbing the second arm.
Nonsymmetrical dust lane and obviousclumps within a spiral structure? Something's up, here.
There seems to be something drawing streamers of stars from one spiral arm. What could cause that? I see no galaxy-scale masses nearby...
First appearances, there's a blobby cluster near the end of the lower rm. Seems rather unusual.
Not entirely sure what to make of this. Possible lens, to the lower section?
Possible gas jet to the left?
Possible lensed image?
Possible lensed object in upper center?
This appears to be a larger spiral galaxy losing stars to a small, but denser body of stars. The larger looks to have gravitationalclumping
This appears to be two identical images from much further away, with something hidden and massive lensing the image into a double.
Difficult to see except in relatively low lighting, it appears to have a ring as well as loose arms and a strong bar.
Difficult to be certain, but by relative brightness and apparent position, these two may be on a near-miss or collision path.
Possible dwarf satellite galaxy... though it may simply be a poorly-resolved star.
Very reddish-yellow with a very clear and heavy dust lane. Old but still has a dust lane? Peculiar.
Faint spiral, or jet from the object 'above' it?
I'm mystified - there appears a sort of ring, but it's very angular for a ring; it almost appears pentagonal.
It seems a bit odd that the bars would appear brighter than the entirety of the spiral arms.
Possibly globular cluster & not a galaxy at all
Bright patch; similar to 2 other images just seen. Possibly same object?
Bright patch could be large-scale stellar clustering or similar
Bright patch at bottom of image could be stellar clustering
Another possible gravity-lens; though possibly one object simply in front of another.
This appears to me to be a gravity-lensed object, possibly a galaxy with a small, close satellite galaxy. Upper-left object bears notice too