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Young galaxies grow up faster than astronomers previously thought
A young galaxy has the hallmark central bulge and spiral arms of a much older one, suggesting that galaxies may form more quickly than previously thought
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A young galaxy has the hallmark central bulge and spiral arms of a much older one, suggesting that galaxies may form more quickly than previously thought
There are clouds of cold hydrogen gas hurtling at extraordinary speeds away from the centre of our galaxy, and this may be stifling star formation