k Gossamer galaxy NGC 3718, optical image Gossamer galaxy NGC 3718, optical image. NGC 3718 centre is known as a peculiar galaxy, which are irregular spiral galaxies. The reasons for its unusual shape, with wispy outer arms and an unstructured centre, are unknown. There is a gossamerlike hence the name wisp of dark nebula, a dense dust cloud, across its centre. The smaller galaxy to its right is NGC 3729. NGC 3718 lies about 52 million light years from Earth, in the constellation Ursa Major. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Gossamer galaxy  NGC 3718 , optical image Gossamer galaxy  NGC 3718 , optical image. NGC 3718  centre  is known as a peculiar galaxy, which are irregular spiral galaxies. The reasons for its unusual shape, with wispy outer arms and an unstructured centre, are unknown. There is a gossamer like  hence the name  wisp of dark nebula, a dense dust cloud, across its centre. The smaller galaxy to its right is NGC 3729. NGC 3718 lies about 52 million light years from Earth, in the constellation Ursa Major.
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Gossamer galaxy (NGC 3718), optical image

Gossamer galaxy (NGC 3718), optical image. NGC 3718 (centre) is known as a peculiar galaxy, which are irregular spiral galaxies. The reasons for its unusual shape, with wispy outer arms and an unstructured centre, are unknown. There is a gossamer-like (hence the name) wisp of dark nebula, a dense dust cloud, across its centre. The smaller galaxy to its right is NGC 3729. NGC 3718 lies about 52 million light years from Earth, in the constellation Ursa Major.

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