January 12 | This is what happens when a galaxy dies

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If for any reason you believe you received this email in error or if you no longer wish to receive these emails,  click here to unsubscribe. A  Jan 12, 2021   OUR AMAZING WORLD This is what happens when a galaxy dies Image source: CNN / Wonders of the Universe When stars stop forming inside of a galaxy, that entire galaxy begins to die. Astronomers have now discovered a distant galaxy that is in the process of dying as they watch.    New pictures were released this week of the galaxy that is in the process of dying. In one of the images, a vapor trail can be seen extending far beyond the edges of the galaxy. This "tidal tail" is actually the galaxy ejecting the gas it needs to form stars. Once the gas starts being released to the point where the tidal tail forms, the galaxy begins the dying process since there is not a sufficient amount of gas to form new stars.  As astronomers watch the incredible and rare process for the first time ever, stunning images are also being captured of the phenomenon. What else do we know about the galaxy that astronomers and the world are watching come to an end? Find out more here and see the other images that have been released so far. More Space Discoveries   This is your best chance to see Mercury in the night sky   The fascinating new discovery about baby megalodons 5 space missions of 2021 you need to know about YOUR EYES ARE NOT DECEIVING YOU Recommended Link: Picture the perfect stock for a moment. (clicking link will opt you on to liberty through wealth free e-letter. 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