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Please check out our online store: https://www.thenirks.com/shop Help Us Continue! Become a Nirks Honorary Star! Learn More Here: https://www.thenirks.com/donate It's time to meet more galaxies with Vincent and the Nirks! Vincent will travel even further out into our universe to introduce you to some of the most fascinating galaxies he could find. Galaxies we'll meet include: The Rose (ARP 273), The Firework Galaxy (NGC 6946), IC 1101 (Cosmic Giant), CID-42, The Backward Galaxy (NGC 4622), The Mice (NGC 4676), The Sunflower Galaxy (M63), and the Cosmic Vine! ©Copyright November 2025 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.. Arp 273, two interacting galaxies, but you can call me The Rose Tidal interactions distort our shapes because we are both so close UGC 1810 has the blossom-like shape because of the gravitational pull of UGC 1813 Hubble captured a stunning image of me that was used to honor its 21st anniversary IC 1101, A Cosmic Giant When it comes to size, I am defiant One of the largest galaxies ever seen I have over 100 trillion stars within me I’m over 5 million light years wide I absorbed many other galaxies increasing my size I’m a dying galaxy with hardly any star formation Find me in the Virgo Constellation CID-42 the result of two colliding galaxies I look like an egg with two yolks at the center of me One is a bright star cluster left behind The other a supermassive black hole of mine During the collision our black holes collided too And merged into one massive black hole, it’s true The energy from this merge created a kick I recoiled from a gravitational wave and ejected it CHORUS Messier 63 a spiral galaxy also known as the Sunflower Galaxy I don’t have well defined arms because I’m flocculent, or fluffy I look like I’m filled with sunflower seeds shining with radiation from newly formed blue stars In the constellation Canes Venatici you can admire me from afar NGC 6946, that’s me I’m the Fireworks Galaxy! I look like an epic firework display But that’s not the only reason I have this name In the last century, I’ve had at least 8 supernovae Exploding impressively within me Three of them are the oldest supernovae detected in x-rays Find me between Cygnus and Cepheus today We’re The Mice, NGC 4676 Each with long tails, that’s why the call us this Two colliding spiral galaxies With streams of material that flow between Our tidal forces and interacting gravity Are triggering star formation all through me Eventually we’ll merge into a large spherical galaxy The constellation Coma Bernices is where you’ll find me NGC 4622 Backward, a little, am I? Rotate the wrong way I do, clockwise Trail behind, my spiraled arms should But, point in the direction I’m turning, they would And, point the opposite way my trailing inner arm does Distorted after consuming another, I was The reason why called the Backward Galaxy, I am In the constellation Centaurus, find me, you can CHORUS We are known as the Cosmic Vine One of the strangest and coolest galaxy clusters you will find We contain at least 20 galaxies connected like chain Stretching over 13 million light years is our galaxy train A massive galactic structure is what we are Over 11 and a half billion light years away, very far Looking at us is like looking back near the dawn of time Showing how galaxy clusters are born with our incredible design CHORUS ©Copyright November 2025 Goes to Eleven Media. All Rights Reserved.

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