Hubble Captures Galaxy Knots

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Galaxies get tangled up in 'the queen's hair' in new Hubble Telescope image

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The Hubble Space Telescope has captured two tangled galaxies in Coma Berenices .

The larger elliptical galaxy is pulling material from a smaller neighboring galaxy, distorting its spiral arms.

In turn, the teased strands of interstellar material fuels new star formation in the larger galaxy, while the smaller companion will eventually be left with only aging stars.

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