Why are ellipitical galaxies known as “social” and spiral galaxies know as “shy”?
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elliptical galaxies ate known as social as they are often found in groups and very much enjoy “hanging out” with other ellipticals in crowded situations. It is precisely in this crowd that collisions are most likely to happen
spiral Galaxies are known as 'shy' as they are more likely to be found in poor clusters or on the edges of rich clusters where collisions are less likely to disrupt the spiral arms or strip out the gas needed for continued star formation.
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