This image was taken by the Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3) of the Hubble Space Telescope, a powerful tool installed on the telescope in 2009. NGC 7773 is a beautiful example of a forbidden spiral galaxy. NGC 7773’s wide, pinwheel-like spiral arms extend through the bright core of the galaxy to the inner boundary of a shiny bar-shaped structure. Astronomers believe that these times later the structures emerge during the lifetime of a galaxy, because the content of the star makes its way towards the galactic center – do not allow the small spiral-constrained structures like B-Old spiral, this time Is a sign of. Galactic suggests that maturation They are also considered to work as a stellar nursery, because they shine abundantly of young stars. Like our galaxy, the Milky Way, NGC 7773, is considered a taboo spiral. By studying galactic specimens such as NGC 7773 in the entire universe, researchers have hoped that the processes that take shape – and continue to give shape.