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Please check out our website: https://www.thenirks.com/shop It's time to Meet more Galaxies with Vincent and The Nirks®! Join Vincent as he ventures out into the universe to meet some amazing galaxies. We'll meet spiral galaxies, colliding galaxies, starburst galaxies and even a smiling galaxy cluster! Galaxies featured in this video include, NGC 1398 - A Double Ring Galaxy, The Sombrero Galaxy - a galaxy with a super massive black hole that looks like a sombrero hat, The Skyrocket Galaxy that looks like a rocket, Mayall's Object - two colliding galaxies, The Cigar Galaxy - A starburst galaxy with billions of stars, The Eye - two interacting galaxies that are always watching, The Comet Galaxy - a fast moving galaxy that looks like a comet, and the smiling galaxy cluster SDSS J1038+4849! © November 2024 Goes to Eleven Media. All Rights Reserved. Lyrics: Swirling through Space are clusters of billions of stars Bound by gravity some are close and some are far Collections of stars gas and dust, each grouping is unique These groups are known as galaxies, let's see who we can meet... CHORUS: They are galaxies, traveling at great velocity Held together by gravity, cosmic mysteries Galaxies, several different kinds for you to see Some common and some anomalies, it's time for you to meet.. NGC 1398 an isolated barred spiral galaxy With a double Ring structure, I’m a lovely sight to see Drifting on my own 65 million light years away from Earth In the constellation Fornax, I wander through the Universe They call me Sombrero Galaxy From the side I look like a sombrero hat you see I’m an unbarred Spiral Galaxy With a large nucleus and thick dust lanes in me At my center is a supermassive black hole As massive as a billion suns or so Moving away from the Milky Way at extreme velocity In the constellation Virgo, You’ll find me The skyrocket galaxy, that is me A spectacular elongated dwarf galaxy I’m a bit of a rarity There are very few tadpole shaped galaxies like me There’s a firestorm of star formation in my head region And lots of holes from supernova detonations I’m like an epic cosmic fireworks display Look for me in Ursa major today CHORUS A peculiar & ring galaxy, we’re Mayall’s Object, an anomaly The result of a collision of two very different galaxies Our collision caused a shock wave changing both our structures drastically In the Constellation Ursa Major, we’re transforming into a whole new entity M82 or the Cigar Galaxy You have an edge on side view of me A Spiral Star Burst Galaxy you could say With new stars forming 10 times faster than in the Milky Way Radiation from newborn stars creates galactic winds That compress the surrounding gas into more new stars, millions Eventually, all gas will be consumed no more star formation Find me in the Ursa Major Constellation Do you ever feel like you’re being watched? You Are! I’m watching you from very far Called THE EYE, I’m two interacting galaxies NGC 2207 and IC 2163 We we’re only passing by each other But strong tidal forces will pull us together We’ll eventually merge into a single massive galaxy Watching you from Canis Major is where I’ll be Not a comet, I’m the Comet Galaxy A galaxy that looks like a comet you see An oddly shaped stretched out spiral galaxy Moving at incredible velocity My speed causes ram pressure stripping you see Tearing stars and hot gases away from me I have blue knots all over which are new star formation Find me near the Sextans and Sculptor constellations CHORUS SDSS J1038+4849 We are one of the strangest galaxy clusters you will find Smiling at you from billions of light years away Because we look like we have a giant Smiley Face The Eyes are two distant face-on galaxies The smile and circle are caused by gravitational lensing you see Strong gravitational pulls can act like a lens and distort and bend light Look for Us in Ursa Major in the darkness of the night CHORUS © November 2024 Goes to Eleven Media. All Rights Reserved.

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