Starry galaxy discovered 45 million light years from planet Earth

The British Daily Mail newspaper published a major report on the latest findings by astronomers in the European Astronomical Observatory, which is a “telegraph galaxy”, which is an exploding ring of stars surrounding a supermassive black hole, in the form of a flower nursery.

This spiral galaxy is called “NGC 1097”, which is located 45 million light years from Earth, in the space of the constellation Fornax, and there is a supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy, surrounded by by the exceptional ring of star-forming regions completely.

Research has indicated that the light ring of star-forming regions has a network of gas and dust wrapped around the black hole, and the European Space Agency said the image shows an example of the ring. nuclear exploding in stars and that the ring generates new stars from the flow of matter towards the center of the galaxy, and its diameter extends for about 5,000 light years.

This means it declines in front of the full size of the galaxy, which spans tens of thousands of light years behind it, and the darker paths show the transfer of dust, gas, and debris to the hole. supermassive black. Energy in the surrounding area and nearby dust accelerate star formation in the region surrounding the supermassive black hole, forming the nuclear explosive ring of stars shown in pink and purple.