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Object: Arp 273 (UGC 1810 & UGC 1813)
Distance from Earth: ~300 million light-years
Constellation: Andromeda
Primary Telescope: Hubble Space Telescope (WFC3)
Imaged: December 17, 2010
What’s Happening: Gravitational interaction distorting both galaxies
Starburst Activity: Triggered by the close encounter
Mass Difference: Larger galaxy is ~5× more massive
Future: These galaxies will eventually merge into a single system
Why It Matters: Shows how galaxies grow, evolve, and recycle matter across billions of years
🐾 Feline Perspective: Playing nice. For now. Clearly about to cat fight.
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