This object has a double nucleus and contains a dust ring in the middle that is the remnants of a dwarf galaxy.
The Mayal II globular cluster is located in this object, which has an x-ray emitting cloud of gas at its center that depletes material for the formation of new stars. This object has a double nucleus and contains a dust ring in the middle that is the remnants of a dwarf galaxy. This type Sb object is one of the few blue-shifted objects of its kind. Trails of dust are evidence of this object consuming its neighbors that include NGC221 and NGC205. This member of the Local Group has a thick disc of old stars and is surrounded by HVCs. This object is M31 in the Messier Catalogue. For 10 points, name this galaxy, the closest spiral galaxy to the Milky Way.
The Mayal II globular cluster is located in this object, which has an x-ray emitting cloud of gas at its center that depletes material for the formation of new stars.
Andromeda Galaxy [accept Andromeda Nebula; accept M31 until mentioned]