Behind the scenes of galactic research
Find out the state of affairs in galaxy-black hole research and how you can help scientists learn more.
Published:
December 27, 2010
 The Andromeda Galaxy (M31).
Photo by Tony and Daphne Hallas The improved tools available for astronomers to probe the universe have brought about a new understanding of galaxies. From their early years to their eventual fates, these island universes continue to beguile scientists.
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