NASA shared that this gorgeous galaxy’s spiral arms glitter with young stars, visible in their bright blue light. In contrast, the redder central part of the galaxy is dominated by older stars. Its spiral arms are glittered with young stars, visible in their bright blue light. In contrast, the redder central part of the galaxy is dominated by older stars.

NASA said in a press statement that the spiral armed galaxy is quite similar in terms of look to our own Milky Way with its planetary distribution. The galaxy is positioned within the northern constellation of Camelopardalis (The Giraffe), mentioned NASA.

In the image shared by NASA, you’ll be able to spot a shiny yellow orb within the centre and the galaxy has hundreds of thousands of shiny dots all through its arms. These shiny dots are stars. NASA mentioned that Tempel had used a 28-centimetre telescope to find this galaxy.

According to NASA, the NGC 2336 was found by German astronomer Wilhelm Tempel in 1876. NASA mentioned that Tempel had used a 28-centimetre telescope to find this galaxy. Notably, the NGC 2336 has all the time attracted the curiosity of astronomers it has additionally skilled a Type-Ia supernova.