Hubble Telescope captures galaxy 49 million light years from Earth.

The Hubble Space Telescope has captured the barred spiral galaxy NGC 1672

The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has taken images of the barred spiral galaxy NGC 1672. This galaxy is located in the constellation of Pisces at a distance of 49 million light years from Earth, according to the European Space Agency observatory.

NGC 1672 galaxy is an unusual example of a barred galaxy, which has a bar-like shape. It is located in the Pisces constellation and is at a great distance from Earth - 49 million light years.

This spiral galaxy, NGC 1672, is an impressive example of a barred galaxy with a characteristic shape resembling a bar. It is located in the Pisces constellation and is at a distance of approximately 49 million light years from our planet.

The NGC 1672 galaxy is of interest to astronomers for its bright central region where star formation is ongoing. The photos taken by the Hubble telescope will allow scientists to study the structure and dynamics of the galaxy, as well as investigate the processes occurring in its core.

In the center of the galaxy is a source of X-ray radiation - the active nucleus of the galaxy. Next to it are new incredibly hot stars surrounded by a ring of hot gas and emitting powerful X-rays.

Such observations help scientists better understand the evolution of galaxies and the mechanisms that influence their development.

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